Used OnSync for iOS?


OnSync Analysis

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OnSync is a productivity application designed for iPhone users, focusing on enhancing business collaboration. This free app provides tools for seamless communication and file sharing among team members, making it ideal for remote and in-office teams. Key features include real-time document editing, task management, and integration with various cloud storage services, enabling users to access and collaborate on projects from anywhere.

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The application is user-friendly, offering a straightforward interface that facilitates quick onboarding for new users. With its emphasis on secure file sharing and team organization, OnSync supports various business workflows. It is compatible with multiple devices, ensuring that team members can stay connected and productive regardless of their location.

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Full Specifications

GENERAL
Release
Latest update
Version
4.4.31
OPERATING SYSTEMS
Platform
iOS
Operating System
iOS 12.1.2
Additional Requirements
Compatible with iPod Touch (3rd generation or later, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPad. iTunes account required.
POPULARITY
Total Downloads
10
Downloads Last Week
0

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Developer’s Description

OnSync goes wherever your iPhone or iPad goes, so you never have to miss another OnSync session again. Host or take part in web meetings, webinars...
OnSync goes wherever your iPhone or iPad goes, so you never have to miss another OnSync session again. Host or take part in web meetings, webinars or virtual classrooms as if you were seated at your desk. OnSync for iOS brings you many of the features available in the desktop version, optimized and streamlined for a mobile experience. Make yourself seen and heard with high quality audio and video broadcasts. Collaborate with others using full duplex audio and multi-point video conferencing. OnSync for iOS allows you to change the workspace layout, manage the privileges of other users, communicate via chat, share meeting notes, view screen casts, whiteboard and other media content, record sessions, create polls and invite others to a meeting - all this over a WiFi, 3G or 4G connection. Start collaborating the mobile way and download the free OnSync iOS application today.HOW TO JOIN A MEETINGOnce you've downloaded the free app, there are several easy ways you can connect: Tap the session link in an invitation you may have received Tap the session link in an Instant Message or on a website Open the OnSync app, click "Join Session", enter the URL of the session you want to attend and then connect as a guest or as a registered user.HOW TO HOST A MEETINGOnce you've downloaded the free app, there are several easy ways you can connect to host your meeting: Tap the session link in an email invitation Tap the session link in an Instant Message or on a website Open the OnSync app, click "Join Session", enter the URL of the session you want to host and then log in as a registered user.AUDIOYou'll automatically be connected to the audio in the session and be able to hear others via Voice over IP. Depending on how the host decided to set up the room, you may be able to broadcast voice or video.We highly recommend using a headset, such as the standard headset provided with your device, if you are going to broadcast audio. This will give everyone a much more pleasant experience.If the host has enabled the dial-in option, you can dial into the session using your telephone. Note that as an iPhone user you may be required to re-join the meeting after you have dialed in since launching the phone app will close the OnSync session.REQUIREMENTS:Software: iOS 4.3 or laterDevices: iPhone 4 iPhone 4 S iPhone 5 iPad iPad 2 iPad 3 iPad 4 iPad mini

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