Reliance Communications today announced the launch of SMS based voice conference calls as an extension to its product Group Talk, a handset independent Mobile Conferencing service.
The Group Talk service subscription is offered at a Rs 40 per month this innovative group-oriented service will be made available to all Reliance Mobile GSM and CDMA subscribers using any handset through the ‘SMS based Mobile Conferencing’.
The Group Talk service will enable Reliance Mobile customers to establish a conference call amongst a group of 9 contacts with a single SMS.
Group Talk was launched early last year as a Mobile Conferencing Service to offer mobile conferencing service on handsets with Java, Brew, Symbian operating systems and Blackberry handsets.
Now, the enhanced service launched today offers mobile–centric conferencing facility from any handset. The new service helps all Reliance customers to stay connected in a more convenient way with families, friends and communities.
To initiate a conference call, the user just needs to send a SMS in the format CHAT to 51234323 and all the group members will be notified via a SMS giving the Conference Dial-in number. For further details, log on to www.rcom.co.in
Postpaid subscribers can dial the unique number given at the time of group creation, which in turn will dial all the group members within the group to establish an instant call conference.Subscribers can also download the Group Talk application from RWorld and install on their handset if the handset supports this application.

Debjyoti October 27, 2010 at 3:44 am
not impressive
max October 26, 2010 at 7:07 pm
bakwas
instead of this they should launch sms forwarding at normal cost or group sms (send sms to one number it will delivered to all numbers which are already in that group).
Shivam October 26, 2010 at 3:40 pm
I can’t understand why they’re coming up with prehistoric, antediluvian services. Reliance, kar lo duniya muthi me?! Lol, Bring something fresh and interesting, tab he kuch hath aaega. @ RCOM
santu October 26, 2010 at 3:35 pm
After subscribing the service, is “Conference Dial-in number” calling free?
santu October 26, 2010 at 3:33 pm
@ Tarun PK
After subscribing the service, is dialling to ‘Conference Dial-in number’ free?