When organisations think about cybersecurity, they often focus on firewalls, antivirus software, email protection, and network security. However, one of the most overlooked attack surfaces within modern organisations is the mobile device estate. 

Android has become the operating system of choice for many organisations. From rugged warehouse scanners and handheld computers to tablets, smartphones, retail devices, and mobile point-of-sale terminals, Android powers millions of business-critical devices around the world. 

The modern workplace is no longer confined to desks and offices. Today’s workforce relies on mobile devices, rugged handheld computers, tablets, smartphones, kiosks, and laptops to access critical business applications wherever work happens. 

Introducing the latest in Zebra’s MC9000 series: the MC9400 and MC9450, designed for the toughest of industrial environments. Featuring a trigger grip, swappable keyboards, and a 100ft scanning distance, the MC94 range is built to handle whatever your factory or warehouse environment can throw at it.

The Radio Equipment Directive (RED) 2014/53/EU is a European Union law regulating radio equipment in the EU market. The goal is to ensure efficient use of the radio spectrum, minimising interference between devices, while upholding safety and security requirements.

Looking for a new enterprise tablet? The rugged Zebra ET4x range is built for business, designed to handle anything you can throw at it—literally.

In today’s fast-paced business environment, a mobile workforce is not just a trend; it’s a necessity. As organizations increasingly rely on mobile devices to facilitate communication, productivity, and collaboration, keeping those devices updated with the latest Android versions becomes paramount.

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, the modern workplace is increasingly reliant on mobile devices and cloud-based applications. As organizations embrace mobility and remote work, managing these devices effectively becomes crucial for maintaining productivity and security. This is where Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems come into play.

Mobile devices are key to driving worker productivity, especially in the remote working era of COVID-19. Workers want a device that is portable and easy to use and businesses want a device that is sturdy and reliable, offering a lower total cost of ownership (TCO). The new Zebra EC50/EC55 Series Mobile computer offers these benefits.

Syntec are joining with Unitech to offer two new promotions, both running until December 31st 2021. Unitech has a comprehensive range of high-quality scanners at very competitive prices. These promotions enable partners and end users to try their new scanners at no cost.

Finding the right balance between consumer style convenience and enterprise capabilities is a challenge. Many users want a large touchscreen, the newest version of Android and an affordable price tag and 4G connectivity. But for many, having a rugged device with a keyboard and gun grip is also important.

At Syntec, we work with a variety of Ruggedised Android Manufacturers. If you are specifically looking for a device with a keyboard, take a look at the NEW Casio ITG-600. There are 2 versions of this device, the ITG-600 with a 10-key keypad and the ITG-650 with function keys.

TSC Printronix produce some of the best label printers in the industry. From high-volume, industrial printers to affordable desktop and mobile printers, the TSC Printronix line up has something to offer. If you have opportunities in the label printing space, TSC and Printronix have excellent choices.

Syntec are running a special trade in promotion in partnership with M3 Mobile. The UL20 Barcode Terminal is a high-performance scanner for the warehouse with powerful features, such as 4G LTE, a 5” screen, a keypad with up to 53 keys and long-range scanning. If you’re ready to upgrade your old kit, you can get a special discount on the M3 Mobile UL20.

Android smartphones and mobile computers have become commonplace in today’s enterprise. Many businesses choose Smartphones over enterprise mobile computers because of the lower price. The problem with this is scanning through the camera is slow and unreliable and smartphones frequently break in tough conditions. The solution is the new Unitech EA630.

With the rise of eCommerce, businesses must adapt to improve the efficiency of their operations. Making full use of new technology is vital to making this strategy pay off. Zebra understands the importance of staying current with the latest technology, which is why they just launched the TC52X/TC57X Mobile Computer Series, the first in its class running Android 10.

For workers in retail, manufacturing, healthcare and delivery, there is often a need for an enterprise Android device. But for many applications, users don’t need all the features offered by high performance rugged mobile computers. To save costs, many businesses use smartphones, which are cheaper but can break easily and don’t have the same features and accessories demanded by an enterprise environment.

Android touchscreen devices have revolutionized the world of rugged mobile computing in the past 10 years. These new devices are faster and often cheaper than previous devices, making them an attractive option for many applications in warehousing, retail and manufacturing.