CM First Releases V1.8 SP1 CM WebClient

Posted on Sunday, August 4, 2013 by RICHARD HARRIS, Executive Editor

CM First has announced upgrades to its CM WebClient Mobile for CA Plex, now in version 1.8 SP1. WebClient helps customers move CA Plex applications to web and mobile, without recoding client-server interfaces.

The new release of CM WebClient Mobile adds features including new themes, icon menus, audio and video, advanced geo, and access to device email and address books. Other new features camera/file upload, signature capture, local storage, and embedded HTML pages and forms. Support for PhoneGap is provided to facilitate publishing WebClient apps to the app stores including Windows Mobile 8 and BlackBerry.

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