So, you got an Android device, maybe from Samsung, Google, or any of those big guns, and you're looking for a cool app to keep your chat game strong? Cisco Jabber is your wingman! This app does it all—IM, crystal-clear calls, even hooks up with Cisco Webex Meetings for some serious multi-party action. From voicemail to video chats, it's got everything. And hey, it plays nice with TelePresence, too! Just make sure your gadget's got the right specs, especially if you're rolling with a Chromebook. Want more info? Shoot a message to your IT folks or hit up Cisco's website. But before you go crazy with excitement, check if your system's compatible—trust me, that's crucial. 🖐️
Hey there! 🚀 So, Cisco Jabber™ for Android is like your one-stop app for keeping in touch - imagine instant messaging, voice and video calls, all neatly packed into your Android phone or tablet. You can even take your calls up a notch to conferencing with Cisco Webex® Meetings. It's kind of cool how it works with both local and cloud-based setups, right? 🤔
Now, let's talk about what it can do for ya:
🤙 High-quality voice and video calling that plays well with Cisco TelePresence and other gadgets
💬 Instant messaging and presence, regardless of your setup - be it on-premises or Webex Messenger
📂 Visual voicemail (super handy!)
☝️ Easy-peasy one-tap to jump into Webex meetings
🎛️ Meeting controls for Cisco Meeting Server and Webex CMR meetings
Alright, let's get into the techy stuff. To use Cisco Jabber for Android (version 14.0), you gotta have one of these devices in tow:
- Blackberry Priv, Fujitsu Arrows M357, Google Nexus and Pixel series 📱
- Honeywell Dolphin, HTC models from M8 to M9, Huawei's myriad of devices ⭐
- Flagships from LG, Motorola, Nokia, OnePlus 📞
- Samsung devices that fit the bill, Seuic, and Sonim
- Tons of Sony Xperia models (if you're an Xperia fan, you'll love this!)
- Xiaomi's impressive lineup and Zebra TC51/75X
Good news for Chromebook enthusiasts too - Jabber's got some love for a couple of models there as well. ❤️
Just a heads-up: if you're setting this up with Cisco Unified Communications Manager, make sure your admin enables the right configurations, so you don’t hit a snag. And, you’d want to double-check with your IT folks about the features that are ready for you to use.
For those interested in the nitty-gritty - some parts of Cisco Jabber are under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). Thanks to the brains behind that, Erik Walthinsen!
Oh, and by hitting that "Install" button, you're cool with getting Jabber and future updates, and you're okay with the terms of service and privacy stuff linked below. 😉
Got feedback? Shoot us an email at [email protected] - we'd love to hear from you! 📧
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