Cisco Cisco Jabber Voice for Android Data Sheet

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Table 1 lists the features and benefits of Cisco Jabber Voice for Android.

Table 1.

User Features and Benefits

Feature

Benefit

Place and receive calls with your
work phone number over your
organization’s Wi-Fi network

Using your Android device, you can place and receive calls through Cisco Unified Communications
Manager without incoming mobile or roaming charges.

Place or receive calls with your
work phone number over Wi-Fi or
mobile data networks

When away from the office, you can place and receive calls using a Wi-Fi network (for example, a home
network or Wi-Fi hotspot) or mobile data networks as long as you are connected to VPN. A Wi-Fi network
that is designed for voice over Wi-Fi will provide the best user experience and voice quality.

Midcall features

You can take advantage of corporate calling features such as conference, transfer, hold, and resume.

Multiple-call support

You can easily add a call, swap between active calls, and conference.

Call preservation

Call preservation keeps your call connected when you receive a mobile (Global System for Mobile
Communications [GSM] or Code Division Multiple Access [CDMA]) call while on an Internet call. You can
retrieve the Internet call by returning to the Cisco Voice Jabber for Android application and resume the
call.

Integration with Cisco Mobile
Connect (Single Number Reach)

Cisco Mobile Connect enables you to receive calls placed to your desk phone on your Android device
(through GSM or CDMA) whenever Cisco Jabber Voice for Android is not running or is not connected to
Cisco Unified Communications Manager.

Handoff to mobile voice network

You can hand off your Internet call to your mobile operator’s network as you leave buildings, so you have
freedom to move about without interrupting your calls.

Handoff to desk phone

You can hand off your call from your Android device to your desk phone and continue your call using your
desk phone.

Visual voice messages

You can get access to a visual representation of your office voicemail box; view new messages without
having to dial into your corporate voicemail system; and select, play back, or delete messages in any
order. With Cisco SpeechView integration, you can also view voicemail transcriptions.

Directory access with reporting
structure view

You can search your corporate directory from an easy-to-use interface. You can quickly select a contact
to call, view reporting structure within your organization, and add to your contacts list.

Dial-Via-Office

Dial-Via-

Office enables you to make work calls over the mobile voice network using your company’s

telephony infrastructure.

Table 2 gives information about platform support and compatibility.

Table 2.

Platform Support and Compatibility for Cisco Jabber Voice for Android (refer to release notes for exact versions)

Feature

Supported Product

Version Number

Telephony integration

Cisco Unified Communications Manager

7.1.5, 8.0, 8.5(1), 8.6(2), and 9.1(2)

Voicemail (optional)

Cisco Unity Connection

Message Waiting Indicator: 7.1, 8.0, 8.5, 8.6, and 9.0

Visual Voicemail: 8.5, 8.6, and 9.0

Lightweight Directory Access
Protocol (LDAP) integration
(optional)

Microsoft Active Directory

OpenLDAP

2003 and 2008

Cisco AnyConnect Secure
Mobility Client (optional)

Cisco ASA 5500 Series Adaptive Security
Appliances

3.0.09156

Product Specifications

Cisco Jabber Voice for Android supports multiple audio codecs (G.711u, G.729a, and G.729b) to provide you with

the best audio experience possible.

Cisco Jabber Voice for Android is officially supported on the following devices:

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Samsung Galaxy S4 with Android OS 4.2.2 and 4.3

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Samsung Galaxy Note II with Android OS 4.1.2

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Samsung Galaxy Nexus with Android OS 4.2.2

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Samsung Galaxy S III with Android OS 4.1.2