SyncMate 5 beta with OS X Mavericks support is available

Frankfurt, Germany – Today SyncMate Team has introduced the public beta release of SyncMate 5. The new version of this sync tool for Mac offers numerous sync options on OS X Mavericks that makes SyncMate 5 the most versatile tool for Mac synchronization.
The first thing to notice in the new SyncMate is a fully redesigned interface which is easy to use and understand without additional instructions. Connect your device in a convenient way, via USB, WiFi or Bluetooth, and start syncing immediately.
The most important thing about the new version is that from now on users can sync their Contacts and Calendars without third party apps and cloud storages. SyncMate team developed the unique Sync Service that allows to sync devices locally and securely.
The background sync was added to hide the app’s window and make syncing sessions less annoying. Due to Autosync option, the everyday routine becomes insensible. There are also a great number of stability and connectivity improvements and much more.
Pricing and Compatibility:
SyncMate 5 beta is compatible with OS X 10.8 and higher, OS X Mavericks supported. All users can request a beta version for Free on the official website. The SyncMate 5 beta is valid till official release.
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What’s the best wireless home office phone (with headset support)?

It’s about time I stopped using the noddy BT wireless phone when I’m working at home. I often have to participate in lots of conference calls so I really need a headset. Not only is it useful to be able to bash away on the keyboard during a call to make notes, it’s also a lot more comfortable.
I could, of course, make use of all sorts of mobile gadgetry but I value the standard landline telephone connection much more when I’m doing conference calls. I don’t want to be the arse that regularly cuts out thanks to the occasionally patchy mobile signal. It’s not ideal when you’re participating in board meetings and dropping out. So my mobile phones are out.
I’d like to use a decent, comfortable headset. But the first problem I have is that the noddy BT landline DECT devices don’t support headsets.
The actual phone line is at the other side of the house so I need to be able to wirelessly transmit from there. And still use a headset.
The next question is what kind of headset to get. Probably a Plantronics one, yes?
Any suggestions for decent DECT phones that support headsets? And any suggestions for headsets?
Update 2: I think Amazon knew I was coming after this recommendation from gcatteral in the comments:
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