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Get ready to support the iPhone
The debut of Apple's new iPhone is creating one of the biggest tech buzzes of the new year and tech leaders shouldn't turn a blind eye to the device, since it's likely that a few executives will be grabbing it off the shelves. While there are some big drawbacks, there are also some pretty impressive features that could come in handy for business users, such as phone conferencing features, improved email reading and full-size website views. Experts say tech groups need to be ready to support the iPhone and must figure out how to fit it into the mix, as it may gain a solid user base within the business world.
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