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Computerworld Mobile/Wireless Computing Jun 14, 2016 iPhones are about to get plugged into enterprises with Cisco's help Apple and Cisco Systems have fleshed out their plans to make iOS devices work better in enterprises and said the new capabilities will be available in the fall. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • Apple strikes older Macs from macOS Sierra list • Apple touts A.I. in iOS -- with barely a mention of the term -- and opens 'crown jewels' to devs • Apple Pay to expand to the web • NSA interested in exploiting internet-connected medical devices, spying on IoT • WWDC 2016: Across its OSes, Apple evolves and integrates • VMware launches new service to manage endpoint security • The top 5 productivity improvements from Apple's WWDC • AT&T and Samsung detail security gaps • Can this tiny lens really deliver better smartphone photos? • Your next iPhone could have Intel inside White Paper: Asentinel LLC It's Time You Maximize Your ServiceNow ROI. 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