Jabra Direct4.0.6820

Name: Jabra Direct
Rating: 1 (5 reviews)

18 September 2020

Optimize and personalize your Jabra headset.

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Overview

Jabra Direct is a smart, secure and free call management of headsets and speakerphones

Highlights:

Keep your headset up to date - Jabra Direct makes sure that your headset always has the latest firmware, guaranteeing you’ll have the most up-to-date features, bug fixes and easy access to compatibility updates. With the user-friendly Direct Dashboard, staying current has never been easier
Personalize your headset - working in the office, from home, from a café, or during your daily commute? Everyone has different ways of working, and that’s why Jabra Direct give you the ability to adjust your audio protection levels, sidetone, and music settings. You can even customize your ringtone
Control calls from your headset - Jabra Direct allows for remote call control of softphones. This means if you’re using Microsoft Skype, Cisco Jabber, Avaya, etc., you can control calls directly from your headset’s buttons. How you work, and how you use your headset, is back in your hands

What's new in Jabra Direct

Version 4.0.6820:

New feature: Jabra PanaCast preview feature
Performance and stability improvements

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1 Reviews of Jabra Direct

Jabra Direct may be necessary for updating the firmware on my Jabra Evolve 75. Unfortunately, it doesn't work in my current Mac Mini, running OS 10.15.3 Catalina, or in an older MacBook, running OS Yosemite. In addition, it insists on changing my audio settings so that FaceTime calls get their audio cut out. To add insult to injury, there is no "uninstall" option. I had to prowl around the Apps and Library folders to delete all the bits and pieces of this software. In short, the software isn't malicious, but it is so haphazard that it might as well be.

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Jabra Direct may be necessary for updating the firmware on my Jabra Evolve 75. Unfortunately, it doesn't work in my current Mac Mini, running OS 10.15.3 Catalina, or in an older MacBook, running OS Yosemite. In addition, it insists on changing my audio settings so that FaceTime calls get their audio cut out. To add insult to injury, there is no "uninstall" option. I had to prowl around the Apps and Library folders to delete all the bits and pieces of this software. In short, the software isn't malicious, but it is so haphazard that it might as well be.

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