The second Lync mobile client has landed, this time for Android – Grab it from the market place here.

I’ve grabbed the app & loaded it up on a friends device to grab a few screenshots. If your curious you can have a look at my WP7 Lync overview (it has more screen shots & a network trace in).

Also don’t forget you need to prepare your Lync environment with some updates & tweaks before you can sign-in, instructions here.

Launching and Signing in

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Enter your SIP address & password, chances are you also need to specify your username. Click the “menu” hardware buttong on your phone & enter the “options” screen.

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Click the … to enter your username (probably in the format <domain>\<User>)

First run

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Main App screens

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Click the … to set your status

Options

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Conversation

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Contact cards & Search

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Clicking Dial launches the android phone dialler

Background notification

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Because the Android app runs in the back ground there is no need for push notifications. The notifications appear in the standard Android notification drop down.