You're late and never going to make that conference. You stop, pull out your Blackberry, go to your WebEx meeting invitation in your email and click on the "To join this meeting link."
That launches the WebEx Meeting Center app on your BlackBerry smartphone. You enter the meeting number, find your meeting, and learn one more time why they call it Crackberry,The Addictive One.
You'll need a Blackberry (QWERTY or touch-screen), OS 4.6 or higher with access to capable 3G or wi-fi (make sure your mobile operator's network supports simultaneous voice and data).
The Blackberry version includes the ability to view presentations and applications from anyone's desktop, to host and start a meeting, public and private chat, participant list view, and more.
But what's missing in this release version so far is: scheduling a meeting, inviting attendees to a meeting, and presenting from a BlackBerry smartphone.
Yet, rejoice: there is no cost to download the WebEx Meeting Center app on the BlackBerry, or to attend any WebEx meetings you've been invited to join.
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