UberConference From Google Voice Inventor Makes TeleConferencing A Whole Lot Easier!

UberConference is the latest venture of Craig Walker, the man famous as the founder of Google Voice. This teleconferencing service says that it will kill all the problems related to the existing VoIP services. There are a number of problems like dealing with the conference number & the authentication PIN number. Sometimes, when a large number of participants are there on the call it's tough to determine who all are available and knowing exactly who is speaking. When in busy locations, noise disturbance keeps interrupting the call. In short, the state of conference calling today is not really good, aptly portrayed in this video -



So, UberConference allows teleconferencers to dial a number without the need of a PIN. Users are able to see who is calling in and who is currently talking through the interface. The organizer of the call can mute the participants who are causing noise. He/She can even use the earmuffing feature to choose which participants who should be able to hear the talk. Another useful feature is that the participants of the conference can also see the social profile of other users based on their LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ networks.



Right now UberConference is free to use and has #-Link-Snipped-#. See a video demo from the company here -