Audio and Web conferencing service provider, Communiqué  Conferencing, Inc., has reportedly launched online meetings service for the Apple iPhone (News - Alert).

 

This new service which is available for free download from the AppStore, offers online presentations, application sharing, chat messaging and audio conferencing directly via the iPhone delivering an unparalleled mobile collaboration experience. The connectivity is enabled through 3G or Wi-Fi networks and there is no charge for joining a meeting, says the company.

 

iPhone and iPod touch users can utilise this new service to join in an meeting by just clicking a button and can actively collaborate in Web Conferences.

 

Users can participate in virtual meeting conducted online that lets them to share presentations, software applications, documents or entire desktop live via the Web.

 

"Communiqué Conferencing offers several industry leading web conferencing and webinar hosting technologies," said Adelphi Kennedy, Director of Corporate Communications, "expanding the service to support mobile phone devices addresses a key need for our clients and their meeting participants."

 

The company offers the widest selection of audio, web and video conferencing technologies available to match a broad range of remote meeting needs. Its technology is backed by customer support that is available on a live 24x7x365 basis.

 

Communiqué was recently in news for launching a new partnership with ON24, Inc to enhance its offering of streaming services to their customers. Through this strategic partnership both the companies will now be able to stream their marketing events, training sessions or company announcements. The agreement also enables Communiqué to become a one-stop shop for all types of streaming services, with on-site support and broadcast quality production services for live events.

 

The company has a global reach extending to Canada, Mexico, South America, the United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Germany, Australia, New Zealand, China, India, Hong Kong, Singapore and Japan.