There is so much to be said about the next generation of Lync
platform – Lync 2013. I am sure bloggers around the world, right now, at this very moment
are scratching heads with the one question – where do I start. I am no
exception…
Today I want to share few screenshots of the new LWA taken
from my (Steve forgive me) iPad 2. First and foremost – the wait is over. Today
we can use our tablets (whatever they can be) to join Lync meetings and have
(almost) full meeting experience. Why “almost” – we will see below.
When opened meeting link in web browser, I was presented with
the new LWA look:
Of course, I also had the option to sign as Authenticated User, i.e. Presenter.
I joined as “Guest” and landed in the Lobby because
the Conferencing Policy of my Lab does not allow Anonymous users to jump in a
meeting just like that…
From my Slate device (to set the record straight – running Windows
8 RC), I joined as Organizer and “accepted” the Guest in the lobby. I was on
Lync meeting from iPad!!!
Time
to test the modalities.
IM - check.
Poll - check.
WhiteBoard - check. See the controls on right?
Desktop sharing - nope. But I have been told so in the beginning. Oh yeah, I am on iPad...
I could not test PowerPoint presentation and cannot comment as of this moment. Will follow up once my WAC (Office Web App Companion server) is deployed in the lab. I expect to work, since WAC uses standard DHTML and JavaScript, supported on most of the mobile platforms today.
Needless to say, the LWA worked full-featured on any device I had in hand that ran Windows OS.
So much Lync, so little time...
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Hi, how you managed to join meeting on iPad? I am getting "Safari cannot open the page because the address is invalid"
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