If your Chromebooks are managed either with Google's enterprise or education admin solutions, then review Google's support documentation on how to Deploy Android apps to managed users on Chromebooks. The Android version of the Sphero Edu Jr™ app, which is available on Google Play, is our officially supported version of the app on Chromebooks. If you use other MDM solutions for Apple hardware, please consult their support documentation and guides. Do note that Apple School Manager can be utilized with other MDM (mobile device management) solutions, including many popular ones. You can then search for the Sphero Edu Jr™ app and deploy to the needed devices.Īpple's official support guide for Apple School Manager can be found here, and additional details about their education solutions can be found here. You can sign in at the official Apple School Manager portal here. This official management tool allows Schools to manage their device pool, disable certain functionality, and of most relevance to this document, deploy apps to the managed devices. Verifying your Child's Sphero Edu AccountĬhanging Text-To-Speech Settings for The "Speak" BlockĦ months ago by Micah Daby iOS/iPadOS DeploymentĪpple School Manager is the primary way to deploy the iOS/iPadOS app of Sphero Edu Jr™ to a managed device pool in schools. Important RVR/RVR+ Firmware Update - October 2022 Google Sign-In Changes for the macOS and Windows Versions of Sphero Edu (Legacy Issue) Sphero Edu and Location Services for Android and Chromebooks Important RVR Firmware Update - August 31, 2020Ĭhanging support for Android 5, 6, and 7 in February, 2022Ĭhanges to Community Programs in May 2022 Update: Sphero Compatibility with Chrome OS If you’d like to get this delivered to your inbox every day at around 9am Pacific, you can subscribe here.Changing Support for iOS 10 and 11 with Sphero Edu 6.3.0Ĭhanging support for iOS 9 in the Fall of 2020 The Daily Crunch is TechCrunch’s roundup of our biggest and most important stories. The company had originally planned to launch the service in India last year. The e-commerce giant, which has invested more than $6.5 billion in India, today launched its food delivery service Amazon Food in select parts of Bangalore. Amazon launches food delivery service in India The social network scans accounts for suspicious activity, leveraging machine learning to pick up anomalies like accounts sending a large number of requests in a short timespan or numerous message requests to users under 18.ħ. Facebook introduces new Messenger safeguard aimed at combating scams and fake friends This week, former TechCrunch editor Alexia Bonatsos of Dream Machine and Niko Bonatsos of General Catalyst swung by Extra Crunch Live to discuss where they are investing today and what the future might look like. Why VCs say they’re open for business, even if they’re pausing new deals The company even has systems integration partners who will run everything for the first three months.ĥ. Salesforce decided to build four packages of services for customers, specifically designed to help conduct business during COVID-19. Salesforce Commerce Cloud releases four quick-start pandemic business packs While still a robotics company at its heart, the underwhelmingly named Company Six will create robotic systems designed for first responders and other humans whose work requires them to put themselves in harm’s way - allowing its parent company to continue its focus on education-related products.Ĥ. Sphero appoints new CEO, spins off robotics startup for first responders ![]() That’s left a consolidated space with fewer - hopefully better capitalized and better organized - competitors remaining.ģ. But the industry has seen a lot of ups and downs, with various startups merging, closing, transferring and trying to pivot in the process. On-demand storage startups have sprung up all over the world, hopeful that their new take on an antiquated, fragmented and valuable market would lead to big returns in a brave, new, Uberified world. ![]() On-demand storage startup MakeSpace picks up another $55M Anyone and everyone can reply directly to a tweet - and that’s not always ideal for the sender.Ģ. They can view, like and retweet the thing, but they won’t be able to reply directly to the sender.Īfter all, one of Twitter’s greatest benefits and downsides is its openness relative to platforms like Facebook. If you opt for either of the latter, the reply function will be greyed out for all who don’t fit the description. Users can pick from one of three options: Everyone, People You Follow and Only People You Mention. Twitter is testing a feature that limits who can reply to your tweets Here’s your Daily Crunch for May 21, 2020.ġ. Twitter is giving users tools to avoid abusive or annoying replies, MakeSpace raises $55 million and Sphero gets a new CEO and a new spinoff.
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