Google Talk available now
but it won;t incorporate all you existing MSN budies and AIM buddies and so on will it? It's just another standard set out to conquer the world. That's not what I mean really. I mean a fix to mix all the existing IM's together. I have 4 different IM id's to keep in touch with peple I wish to keep in touch with. I have AIM for the sole purpose of chatting to ONE former roommate of mine.
I hate all those clients with a passion and I'd be well pleased if everybody could agree on one way forward for everybody.
I hate all those clients with a passion and I'd be well pleased if everybody could agree on one way forward for everybody.
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would've posted this coupla weeks ago but couldn't access the actual Google page for the program
Search giant Google has sent an instant message to its rivals with the launch of its Talk service.
Unveiled on 24 August, the Google Talk system unites net telephony with an instant messaging network and builds on the Gmail e-mail service that was released in March 2004.
At first glance, a combined instant messaging/net phone system is a strange service to launch mainly because Google's rivals are so far ahead in terms of users and experience.
sourceWhat it hopes will help attract users to its instant messaging system is its offer of compatibility with the relatively closed networks of its rivals.
AOL, MSN and Yahoo try to ensure that their users talk to no others simply because they fear that opening up their networks will dilute their hold and reduce the amount of cash they can generate from all these people.
We are going to try to be the first in the world to connect everyone to everyone
Georges Harik, Google
Google starts online talk service
Telecoms face net challenge
Although users can connect to other networks via more open clients, they typically lose some of the features, such as webcams and audio, that work on pure IM networks.
By contrast, Google Talk is based on an open technology called Jabber which was created to help different networks talk to each other.
would've posted this coupla weeks ago but couldn't access the actual Google page for the program
There is a mobile instant messenger that does just that
Hey Vlam,
There is a mobile instant messenger called Senjoo which connects to the established and most popular instant messaging systems like AOL, Yahoo, MSN, ICQ and Jabber. To miy mind that is already a better offer than Google Talk. The website is http://www.senjoo.com
There is a mobile instant messenger called Senjoo which connects to the established and most popular instant messaging systems like AOL, Yahoo, MSN, ICQ and Jabber. To miy mind that is already a better offer than Google Talk. The website is http://www.senjoo.com
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