When mobile phones are all the rage, who says telephones can’t keep up? Mobile phones may dominate the telecommunication industry but telephones haven’t outlived their usefulness especially in the business sector. These office phones get to have a makeover, thanks to Cloud Telecomputers and their new Glass Business Phone.
Glass is a state of the art desktop phone designed to meet even the most demanding office telecommunication needs. It is the next evolution of telephones with its slim design and powerful features. This next generation phone uses an 8 inch high resolution color touch screen. That makes call dialing, recording, transfer, and conferencing all the way easier with a simple touch or tap of hands. The one touch dialing feature can also be used with contacts from the company directory, Outlook and even mobile phones. Glass’ Bluetooth support allows users to make and receive cell phone calls directly from Glass and also share their contacts. For best audio clarity and voice quality, Glass uses a 7.1 KHz voice spectrum at as opposed to the regular 3.4 KHz resulting to High Definition Audio output.
The best feature of Glass is not on the physical design but lies on its included business application softwares and open development support. The application bundle includes Instant screen-sharing, visual voicemail, Voice to text, Voice notes and Salesforce.com integration. The Android environment and open API support means that Glass can have access to different Android and custom-built application to meet the demands of business.
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Signs that the American economy is getting better are already showing according to some financial analysts but the improvement isn’t still felt by the pockets of most Americans. Cutting expenditures and streamlining are just some of the strategies that businesses use to keep afloat and this is the best time for regular consumers to be employing those too. Aside from downgrading your DSL or cable internet package plan, another way of saving is through cutting your phone bills.
