Wall Street Journal logo Wall Street Journal 21 months ago

Apple Tweaks IPhone for Businesses

Apple Inc. unveiled plans to make the iPhone more appealing to corporate users, part of an ambitious effort to reshape the cellular-phone business that has picked up a deep-pocketed new backer. Full Article at Wall Street Journal

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