Supported Devices

The huge variety in existing Smart Devices, not to mention those yet to arrive, creates a Herculean task if all were to be supported.

Fortunately means exist to test against many even without possessing all oneself.

Check here for a list of devices used in testing and known to be compatible:

Samsung Tab S2

Samsung Galaxy S5.

Apple iPad 5th generation

Any later devices in those series ought to be compatible.

Windows 10 Desktop computers.

Note: Reportedly MAC computers MAY soon be able to run iOS applications

If indeed this eventually is implemented your MAC may also be able to run the JwC iOS edition.

Check here for a list of devices likely to be compatible:

In general, all Android SmartPhones with an Android Operating System from Android 4.4 KitKat (Android Level 17) on

(The current latest Android release is Level 25, so any fairly recent Android device should be supported.)

Example: Samsung Galaxy S5.

HOWEVER: JwC's internal PDF display ability is supported only on Android 5.0 (API Level 21) or later.

Earlier Android devices require a separate PDF viewer app be installed.

In general, Apple Mobile Devices (not watch) with iOS Operating System 10.0 or later.

Those known to come with or be upgradeable to iOS 10 include:

iPhone SE

iPhone 5, 5c, 5s

iPhone 6,. 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus

iPhone 7 or any later iPhone

All of the above can also be updated to iOS 11 EXCEPT iPhone 5 and iPhone 5c

iPad Air, iPad Air 2

iPad mini 2, 3, and 4

iPad Pro (12.9 or 9.7 inch)

iPad 4th or 5th generation (iPad 5th generation is also known as iPad 2017)

All of the above can also be updated to iOS 11 EXCEPT iPad 4th generation

All Windows 10 devices having an Windows Operating System from the Fall 2017 release or later..

(Major Windows 10 updates are being released about twice a year. In order to support the newer, it may not always be possible to support the older.)

NOTE: If you intend to perform an upgrade to a major new release (as from iOS 9 to 10 or later), please backup your device FIRST!

You might encounter unexpected poor operation after a major update on an old device and decide to revert to your backup.

Check here for a list of devices intended to be supported in the future:

Newer MacIntosh computers, including an up-to-date mac Mini.

Some newer versions of Linux, in time, maybe.