Cisco brings Spatial Meetings to Apple Vision Pro with native Webex app
Cisco has updated its Webex application for the Apple Vision Pro with the introduction of Cisco Spatial Meetings and the Webex AI Assistant.
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Cisco
Marko Zivkovic
Security flaws in Microsoft Mac apps could let attackers spy on users
Cisco Talos recently uncovered security vulnerabilities in several Microsoft apps for macOS that can potentially let attackers spy on your camera and other system components.
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Andrew Orr
Cisco's Webex brings meetings to Apple TV, Apple Watch
Webex has introduced two new integrations with Apple products, including an app for joining calls via an Apple Watch and another for the Apple TV.
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Malcolm Owen
New study finds Mac most secure & cost competitive in enterprise workplaces
A new study by Cisco compares Mac and PC usage in enterprise environments, focusing on security, cost, preference, and productivity — and finds that Mac still holds up surprisingly well.
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Amber Neely
Apple faces trademark fight over the name 'Vision Pro' in China
China's Huawei registered a trademark for the name "Vision Pro" four years before the unveiling of the Apple Vision Pro — but it's not the first time Apple has had such naming issues.
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William Gallagher
Cisco brings 0% financing for iPad bundles to enterprise partners
Cisco is working with seven partners to make it easier for enterprise customers to lease iPads with 0% financing.
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Wesley Hilliard
The best alternatives to Slack for work communications
Slack is raising its prices, which makes it an excellent time to consider other ways to collaborate with colleagues online. Here are alternatives to Slack that you'll want to check out.
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Cisco says AirPlay support coming to Webex Board, Desk & Room products
Cisco has announced that several of its Webex products will get Apple AirPlay later in 2022, allowing users to cast their iPhone, iPad, and Mac screens to the devices.
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Mike Peterson
iOS 14 MAC randomization privacy feature may cause Cisco enterprise network issues
A new iOS 14 privacy feature could potentially cause problems for enterprise or educational network and device management setups, Cisco warned on Thursday.
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Mike Wuerthele
Mikey Campbell
Roger Fingas
Neil Hughes
Sam Oliver
Daniel Eran Dilger
