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Shiny New Gadget Of The Month: iPhone Binoculars

If you’ve ever wanted to add more utility to your Ap-ple iPhone, SkyMall’s iPhone Binoculars might be what you’re looking for. These bin-oculars, featuring 36mm lenses, attach onto the back of your phone via a sturdy and specially designed case. The case lines up the iPhone’s camera with one of the bin-ocular’s lenses, giving your camera 8x magnification.

Is Your Old, Outdated Phone System Causing You More Problems Than It’s Worth?

If you think you have outgrown your current phone system and are tired of constant downtime, dropped calls, repairs and maintenance, it might be time for you to consider a VoIP system for your office.

The right VoIP system can likely save a considerable amount of money AND give you more features and flexibility to support customers, drive sales and manage calls throughout your office.

PALMTECH HELPS MERGE TECHNOLOGY AND THE ARTS FOR THE PALM BEACH OPERA

Most seasoned Opera lovers find it easy to become swept up and lose themselves in a sea of incredible voices. The trouble is, if they don’t speak Italian, French, German, or are familiar with the numerous operatic story lines, they can become lost– literally. To help English speakers, the Palm Beach Opera developed a real-time translation application to provide smartphone and tablet users the ability to follow along with the story. This application is important because it brings a richer and more immersive experience to the performance. Having this application is great, but how do you provide access to as many as 3000 guests at a time? The Palm Beach Opera turned to PalmTech for help. PalmTech designed a powerful, high capacity network to ensure that everyone would have a great connection to the service. In addition, the technology PalmTech deployed was able to provide an estimated attendance by counting the number of devices in the area – even if they were not directly connected to the Opera’s internet system.

Office 365’s ‘Clutter’ Learns Your Inbox Habits to Tamp Down on Distractions

Google employed a tabbed inbox to help organize the chaos of daily email a while back, and now Microsoft has a new option for Office 365 users to get things sorted. Using its Office Graph, a feature called Clutter learns from your behavior, relationships, and preferences to show only what's important in that main repository.