Posted May. 23, 2012 at 2:13 p.m.
Siri asks, but at IBM there's no answer
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Big Blue's concerns about security means that workers can't use Siri on their personal iPhones if they want to access IBM's networks, Big Blue's chief information officer says.
At IBM, iPhone's Siri can't ask: 'What can I help you with?'
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Siri asks, but at IBM there's no answer
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Big Blue's concerns about security means that workers can't use Siri on their personal iPhones if they want to access IBM's networks, Big Blue's chief information officer says.
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