Webex now adapts to iPhone Duo's folding screen
Webex turns the iPhone Duo into a hands-free camera for meetings, allowing remote colleagues to annotate what they see. Webex adds iPhone Duo support and AI meeting notes On Monday, Cisco rolled out Webex for iPhone Duo, featuring dual-display support and multitasking via Split View. The update also brings general availability of Webex Notetaker Agent to the iPhone app for recording in-person discussions. Webex adapts to the iPhone Duo's outer and inner displays, supporting portrait and landscape orientations with the device open or closed. When open, it provides more room for meeting participants, shared content, and whiteboards, while Split View accommodates another app. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Webex turns the iPhone Duo into a hands-free camera for meetings, allowing remote colleagues to annotate what they see. Webex adds iPhone Duo support and AI meeting notes On Monday, Cisco rolled out Webex for iPhone Duo, featuring dual-display support and multitasking via Split View. The update also brings general availability of Webex Notetaker Agent to the iPhone app for recording in-person discussions. Webex adapts to the iPhone Duo's outer and inner displays, supporting portrait and landscape orientations with the device open or closed. When open, it provides more room for meeting participants, shared content, and whiteboards, while Split View accommodates another app. Continue Reading on AppleInsider | Discuss on our Forums
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Webex turns the iPhone Duo into a hands-free camera for meetings, allowing remote colleagues to annotate what they see.
Webex adds iPhone Duo support and AI meeting notes On Monday, Cisco rolled out Webex for iPhone Duo, featuring dual-display support and multitasking via Split View.
The update also brings general availability of Webex Notetaker Agent to the iPhone app for recording in-person discussions.
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