To join the visual portion of the proceedings, you’ll need to return to the iPhone’s Home Screen, and restart the Meeting Center application. After you answer, the application itself interacts with the WebEx system to log you into the voice session. That opens the meeting for attendees, and prompts the WebEx server to call your iPhone. Simply select the desired meeting from the app’s calendar and click start.

Once you’ve connected to the server, meetings are easy to kick off. However, this appeared to be a unique problem, not encountered by most users. Delays in connecting to one WebEx server were encountered in testing. On starting the application, you’re connected to a schedule of your meetings for the upcoming week. Version 1.2 also sports a number of smaller improvements, such as refined instructions.

Leaving a meeting now cleanly disconnects both your voice and visual connection to the session, making it simple to rejoin the meeting when you’re ready. Meeting Center is integrated with your iPhone’s address book, so it’s easy to find individuals and add them to the invitation.Ĭisco has also cleaned up the process of rejoining the meeting after you’ve left it, either on purpose, perhaps to run another application, or accidently, such as when you receive a phone call. You also gain the ability to invite participants from within a meeting. Those additions significantly boost the utility of the application. That feature also brings support for ad hoc meetings, so users can now kick off a meeting whenever, and wherever, they desire.

The ability to schedule meetings directly from the application is the most welcome improvement to the updated WebEx Meeting Center.

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