Palringo!

[eddyhig]

you use the one that is with the email address you signed up with. BUT if you have a Alltel 6800 you can tell Palringo good bye because it wont connect. this is an on going issue and has been since the Alltel 6800 came out.

[whatstheproblem1]

well r u talk about service provider???i got sprint if thats what u mean

[bestjudge]

Use email and password that u signed up with on parlingo website.

[whatstheproblem1]

alright thanxs

[CozBoogie]

Threads merged.

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Coz

[zero157h7]

What is the difference in the files?

[CozBoogie]

The files in the first post a pretty old. Your best bet is to just go to Palringo.com and follow all of their on-screen instructions. That way you'll be sure to get the latest and greatest from them.

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Coz

[zero157h7]

I did it and wow. This is pretty freaking sweet. My only complaint (so far) is that the desktop client seems to be a bit slow for transferring instant messages on aim. I have not tried the others, but in comparison to pidgin I do no tknow if I can stomach that.

It seems to work well on the phone in that I can remain logged in and still get a phone call. It automatically logs out and logs back on. It is zapping my battery though.

[CozBoogie]

Originally Posted by zero157h7

It is zapping my battery though.

Open Palringo on your phone and in Palringo select Menu/Settings. Then select "Power/Data Saving Mode".

I can go all day with Palringo active and really not notice too much of an impact. But of course a lot depends on numerous other factors.

late,
Coz

[zero157h7]

Originally Posted by cozboogie

Open Palringo on your phone and in Palringo select Menu/Settings. Then select "Power/Data Saving Mode".

I can go all day with Palringo active and really not notice too much of an impact. But of course a lot depends on numerous other factors.

late,
Coz

By enabling this will it remain active, or will I ahve to cut it on when i want to use it.