Description of the cumulative update package for Lync 2013 for Android: February 2014

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Summary

This article describes the Microsoft Lync 2013 for Android issues that are fixed in the cumulative update that is dated February 2014. Additionally, the article also describes the improvements that are introduced in the cumulative update. The cumulative update includes the following improvements:

Enables users to quickly rejoin a Lync meeting that they just left.
Enables users to rejoin a conversation from the point at which they left it.
Improves the efficiency of media and audio routing.

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Introduction

Issues that this update fixes

This cumulative update fixes the following issues:

2926054 Speaker mode is active during a call after you sign in to Lync 2013 for Android
2926051 One-way audio issue in Lync 2013 for Android
2926053 Lync 2013 for Android does not play a busy signal when you call a PSTN number

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More Information

Update information

The cumulative update package is available for download from Google Play. For more information, go to the following Google website:

Lync 2013 for Android

Third-party information disclaimer

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Prerequisites

There are no prerequisites for installing this cumulative update package.

Restart requirement

You must restart Android device to save data before you install this cumulative update.

Update replacement information

This cumulative update does not replace a previously released cumulative update.

Registry information

You do not have to make any changes in the registry to install this update.

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References

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824684 Description of the standard terminology that is used to describe Microsoft software updates

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