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Webex Gets iPhone Duo Support

MacRumors • Mon, 09 Nov 2026

Popular video meeting app Webex was today updated with support for Apple's iPhone Duo . Webex works open or closed, in portrait or landscape mode, and even in a laptop or tent position. When open, the &zwnj;iPhone Duo&zwnj; shows more meeting participants, keeps shared content visible, and gives access to a whiteboard. Multitasking support allows Webex to be used alongside another app with Split View. Webex Mobile Camera Share lets users stream the iPhone's camera in a meeting when the &zwnj;iPhone Duo&zwnj; is open in a laptop position, so participants can view the live camera feed and annotate it. Along with &zwnj;iPhone Duo&zwnj; support, Cisco has added the Webex Notetaker Agent to the iPhone app. It can transcribe and summarize in-person conversations and create action items. Webex can be downloaded from the App Store for free. [ Direct Link ] Related Roundup: iPhone Duo Tag: Cisco Buyer's Guide: iPhone Duo (Buy Now) Related Forum: iPhone This article, " Webex Gets iPhone Duo Support " first appeared on MacRumors.com Discuss this article in our forums

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Popular video meeting app Webex was today updated with support for Apple's iPhone Duo .

Webex works open or closed, in portrait or landscape mode, and even in a laptop or tent position.

When open, the &zwnj;iPhone Duo&zwnj; shows more meeting participants, keeps shared content visible, and gives access to a whiteboard.

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