iPhones account for around 50% of the smartphones used across the US enterprise markets, and while Mac share is growing, there are still millions using iPhones who rely on Windows hardware for work. So, when Apple announced Continuity Camera at WWDC last week, plenty of iPhone users with Windows PCs might have felt left behind.
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