Re: Instant Messaging -which one are you using?
 

AIM2TXT is sort of like that. It's enabled to turn on when you are not logged in with a client. So if I'm logged in at home or when I'm on a laptop/mobile client, it's disabled. I believe there is something like this for yahoo as well.

Re: Instant Messaging -which one are you using?
 

Too bad it's only for AIM :(

Re: Instant Messaging -which one are you using?
 

Is there such thing as a VGA version of OZ Mobile?

Or is it the one that exists already VGA and it just looks that ugly?

Re: Instant Messaging -which one are you using?
 

palringo here its just better than the normal messenger offered in most phones as its free it lets u log in to all of them and even has gps how cool is that :D

Re: Instant Messaging -which one are you using?
 

Does anybody know why and how OZ starts by itself randomly?

I like that it uses SMS and it's not using data constantly but I think I am going to uninstall it... Not only do I immensely dislike applications doing things on their own but if on top of that they are not that aesthetically pleasing the decision's not that hard...


Any other messenger like that?



EDIT: Apparently you have to exit through the menu, selecting sign out and exit or it will keep popping up.

Re: Instant Messaging -which one are you using?
 

ok maybe im doing something wrong, everybody say's palringo is the best, so i installed and when i go into add service, since i would like to use palringo for google chat, i get a blank screen and all it says is choose a service to add.........and that's is

Re: Instant Messaging -which one are you using?
 

It just loops Pending Reconnect. All other data services work.

I'm on the Snap it's a Smartphone not a PPC but this should still work.

Re: Instant Messaging -which one are you using?
 

I like Nimbuzz, it's free and it works with several clients, like AIM, GoogleTalk, and even Facebook.
Terry