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Monday, April 1, 2013

New #snom IP DeskPhone Does Multi-Touch, Video, Uses Native Lync 2013 Software?

Posted on 10:03 AM by Unknown

[NOTE: At the moment all I have is these pictures]

The pictures appear to be a snom device sporting a large multi-touch screen and video cam. From what I can see the software running on this device looks similar to Lync 2013 Mobile.

Does this have something to do with snom’s recent posting about a position opening for a Senior Android developer?

We are hearing the device supports the following features:

  • Multi-party video calling (active speaker only)
  • Multi-touch and swipe gesture navigation
  • Exchange Calendar integration and Lync meeting Join from the phone
  • Direct Blue-tooth headset support
  • The phone can receive IM’s Directly on the phone

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This looks like one phone I need to get my hands on.

Happy April!

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