The specialist mobile technology company ROK Entertainment Group has just announced ROK Talk. Essentially ROK Talk is a conference calling client for Symbian 3rd Edition mobile phones with support for up to 30 simultaneous users.
The software allows you to access numbers from your existing phone’s address book meaning the process is fiddle free. Uniquely, conference calls can be controlled directly from the handset as opposed to a separate computer.
Apparently the call costs are set to be substantially lower than other conference calling solutions too and as such ROK Talk is being targeted at private users as well as the business world. The company is currently taking applications to join the beta but if you are interested you had better hurry as there are only 500 places.
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