How to join conference calls on Android

Since I am working for a global company for last few years, I spend quite a lot of time on conference calls. Still, joining conference calls especially if you're on a move isn't easy - I always had challenges when trying to memorize participant codes (again - especially while driving :)). But then - when you think about it, we have all the required information in the Android calendar, so it's only a matter of handling it properly.

So here it is - Conference Call Dialer. I hope it will make your life easier (at least when it comes to joining conference calls :))

Additional information about the Conference Call Dialer:

Functionality:
- Retrieve information about meetings from the calendar
- Dial into conference calls with conf code from the invitation
- Manage and use multiple gateways (e.g. of your company and of your customers)
- Review the invitations where conf code could be retrieved
- A widgets for the home screen
- Convenient "My conference call" and "Join current meeting" shortcuts
- Easy sharing of your bridges setup (via link with gmail and via manual import for other channels)

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