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Default Best "FREE" IM client - 05-08-2008, 01:25 PM
Hey everyone -

I currently use the following IM clients:

GTalk
MSN Messenger
Yahoo
AIM

Any recommendations on what I can use to access all of these on my blackberry?

*NOTE* Prior to my blackberry 8310, I used the TILT. The program that I used was called "PALRINGO". Awesome software!!!

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Default 05-08-2008, 02:17 PM
The best free one if Google Talk from RIM. Once installed, search for the thread on how to install the Jabber conduits for AIM, MSN, and Yahoo Messenger. That worked the best for me!!! And free ...
   
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Default 05-08-2008, 02:19 PM
Webmessenger is the only client that will get you connected to all of those....

but seriously, try out Jivetalk's trial and you'll wind up paying for it. its that good.
   
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Default 05-08-2008, 02:24 PM
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Webmessenger is the only client that will get you connected to all of those....
Completely untrue. You can use Jabber Transports/Agents (not conduits), to gain access to the different networks. See the post below for instructions:

Multi Platform Chat on Your Blackberry

Step 1.) Search > Step 2.) Post
Skipping Step 1 can be fatal.
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you guys think jivetalk will add the facebook chat anytime soon?

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Webmessenger is the only client that will get you connected to all of those....

but seriously, try out Jivetalk's trial and you'll wind up paying for it. its that good.
just downloaded it....NICE

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why not just download facebook?

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why not just download facebook?
oh i did....but it doesn't have the new chat feature built in as of yet....

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Completely untrue. You can use Jabber Transports/Agents (not conduits), to gain access to the different networks. See the post below for instructions:

Multi Platform Chat on Your Blackberry
Excuse me...sorry, but this was mentioned above me. perhaps i didnt phrase properly, but its really the only mainstream one that was meant to do this.
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oh i did....but it doesn't have the new chat feature built in as of yet....
what facebook chat are you talking about then?

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Facebook now has a new chat feature....kind of like how gmail is setup

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Completely untrue. You can use Jabber Transports/Agents (not conduits), to gain access to the different networks. See the post below for instructions:

Multi Platform Chat on Your Blackberry
Excuse me...sorry, but this was mentioned above me. perhaps i didnt phrase properly, but its really the only mainstream one that was meant to do this.
Mainstream meant to do this?

GoogleTalk is a Jabber client and the need of the OP is exactly what the Jabber protocol is meant intended to do.

Step 1.) Search > Step 2.) Post
Skipping Step 1 can be fatal.
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Mainstream meant to do this?

GoogleTalk is a Jabber client and the need of the OP is exactly what the Jabber protocol is meant intended to do.
If it were meant to do it, you wouldnt have to shoehorn it in by adding crap via a desktop client. thats all. Leave it alone.
   
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