Instant Messaging suite IM+ for BlackBerry has been updated. The full-featured Messaging app plugs into all the popular IM clients into a single all-in-one app.
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Imo.im has launched their multi-protocol instant messaging app for BlackBerry. Also available on Android and iPhone, imo is a web-based communications service that enables users to hold text, voice and video chats across multiple instant messaging protocols.
The Beta app currently supports MSN, Skype, Yahoo Messenger, Google Talk, Facebook, AIM/ICQ, Jabber, MySpace and Hyves with more features being added in the coming weeks. This web-based instant messanging suite supports concurrent sessions so you can be logged in on the desktop and on your phone simultaneously.
Appearing in BlackBerry App World soon, imo is currently available as an over-the-air download.
Meebo is a web service that integrates all your social networks and communications in a single portal. Recently, Meebo launched their service in a BlackBerry app that is currently in beta. The app lets you connect and manage your Meebo account while mobile, and chat with friends from a number of different communication networks across the web including AIM, Yahoo!, Google, Facebook and more.
The beta Meebo app is free to download and you can test the beta at meebo.com/blackberry/.
Nimbuzz has recently been updated to version 1.3 with more ways to discover other Nimbuzz users. Nimbuzz is a free IM app that features quite a few clients such as AIM, Google Talk, MSN, Skype as well as Facebook. New features in 1.3 include:
- Chat history – so you can continue your chats where you left off.
- Facebook connect – no more disconnecting errors!
- See which of your phone contacts are already using Nimbuzz and when they are online
- Send free SMS text message invites to your phone contacts so they can join Nimbuzz
Nimbuzz’s blog goes into more detail about the Facebook Connect feature and how it improves the app:
Continue reading ‘Nimbuzz Updated with Contact Suggestions and Facebook Connect’
Nimbuzz is a free IM app that features quite a few clients such as AIM, Google Talk, MSN, Skype as well as Facebook. They let us know that the app has been updated, with the connection issue for OS 5.0 resolved. Features include:
- Runs in background.
- Connects all your friends: Put all your friends in one place, check their status updates, and chat right from the buddy list.
- Home screen notifications: You wont miss anything, a red dot will show up on the letf corner of your screen everytime you get a new message.
- Auto-reconnects: for switching between 3G, 2G and Wifi networks.
- “Clickable” URL’s: Share links and websites with your friends! No need to retype web addresses.
- Sound profiles – your notifications can be customized, so you can make them personal.
- Save money on text messages with free Nimbuzz to Nimbuzz messaging.
- Free!
Nimbuzz for BlackBerry is now available from BlackBerry App World as well as the Nimbuzz site. The app features a ton of IM clients such as AIM, Google Talk, MSN, Skype as well as Facebook. Speaking of Skype, weren’t they supposed to launch a BlackBerry client 6 months ago? Even though you can’t use the VoIP calling feature of Skype with Nimbuzz, I still wanted to try it out. When I logged in with my Bold 9700, I got an error message saying the Skype service wasn’t working and they’re “looking into it.”
Nimbuzz is free to download and supports BlackBerrys running OS v4.6 or higher. Just go to Nimbuzz.com from your BlackBerry or hit up App World.
