Apple is doing something about the unbelievable daily nuisance that is spam phone calls. The company announced on Wednesday that it is giving businesses a way to register their information, such as names and logos,

Apple introduced some new tools to its Apple Business Connect program that could be useful for the everyday consumer. The most notable update is the introduction of Business Caller ID. When this feature rolls out next year,

Apple will introduce a Caller ID feature, where businesses can get verified, reducing the instances of spam calls.

Apple (AAPL, Financial) is on course to roll out a new service, which may well be called Business Caller ID, sometime early next year. The service will allow users to recognize business callers easily.

There are other changes to Business Connect unveiled by Apple, mostly involving the backend of how businesses use the service through Apple's web portal. But from a consumer standpoint, there's no more significant change than the one that should help us better field incoming calls, separating the real ones from the fakers.

Apple is taking steps to help users deal with the annoyance of spam calls by developing a new service called “Business Caller ID.” This initiative is part of Apple’s ongoing efforts to improve user experience and security. The service will allow businesses to register their names, logos, and departments, helping users identify who’s calling.

Apple is set to bring a caller ID feature for business next year, called the Business Caller ID.This feature will let the businesses display their names and logo on the call screen of the