Archive for February, 2006

AOL Instant Messaging for Business

‘AOL is to launch a version of its instant messaging service aimed at business workplaces. IM is predicted by many in the computing industry to take up a strong role in business computing, providing a means of collaboration and cooperation that is currently lacking. AOL has recognised the truth of this, and is aiming to […]

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2006

Telefonica, China Mobile, Orange others announce instant messaging initiative

‘Eight major wireless companies including Telefonica Moviles SA, China Mobile and Orange have announced an initiative to promote instant messaging through mobile phones across their networks at the GSM conference today.
In a statement, the GSM association said the other members of the initiative are TeliaSonera AB, TIM, T-Mobile, and GSM operators in India.’

Read more at […]

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2006

First mobile multi-platform chat application launched in Middle East by Axiom Telecom

‘AXI-Messenger empowers mobile users to chat simultaneously with several contacts using the popular ICQ, MSN, AOL, Google and Yahoo! instant messaging services.
AXI-Messenger is the first multi-platform instant messaging application for mobile users in the Middle East and the launch extends Axiom’s pioneering portfolio of value added services which includes live sports football alerts, prayer reminders, […]

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2006

Is mobile IM bad for business?

‘Mobile IM is about to hit the big time. But is it really that great a tool for businesses? Futurity Media’s Stewart Baines is sceptical.

Mobile instant messaging has so far been a slow burner but a coalition of operators formed in Barcelona at the annual 3GSM Congress hopes to change that. Fifteen key international operators, […]

Wednesday, February 22nd, 2006

Instant Messaging - Accounts for over 10 Billion Messages Being Exchanged Per Day

Research and Markets has announced the addition of Instant Messaging (IM) - Evolving Into A Multimedia Hub to their offering

This market report delivers in-depth analysis of the instant messaging (IM) market, and its ongoing development (interoperability, VoIP, mobility…) in both the consumer and business segments. IM has become a major market in terms of […]

Monday, February 20th, 2006

Microsoft Makes Corporate Messaging Mobile

‘Microsoft recently announced at 3GSM cell phone trade show in Barcelona that it plans to extend its corporate instant messaging software for use with mobile devices.
The new product is called Microsoft Office Communicator Mobile, and will run on Microsoft Office Live Communications Server 2005. The mobile messaging software can be integrated with desktop PCs, so […]

Monday, February 20th, 2006

Internet phone service can save you money

‘As if navigating wireless and traditional phone plans wasn’t enough, you have another option to consider: Web-based phone service, otherwise known as voice over Internet protocol.
If you’re looking to lower your phone bill, it’s a welcome option.
Someone with a traditional landline, for instance, who switches to VoIP can save $300 annually, said Allan Keiter, of […]

Monday, February 20th, 2006

Will Skype signal the end of eavesdropping?

‘Even as the US government is embroiled in a debate over the legality of wiretapping, the fastest-growing technology for Internet calls appears to have the potential to make eavesdropping a thing of the past.
Skype, the Internet calling service recently acquired by eBay Inc, provides free voice calls and instant messaging between users. Unlike other Internet […]

Monday, February 20th, 2006

AIM On PSP

‘AIMOnPSP is an AOL Instant Messenger client for the Sony Playstation Portable. The purpose of this project was to make a web-based AIM client that can be used in almost any browser that supports JavaScript (such as the one included in the new PSP firmware); it uses no Java or Flash. AIMOnPSP is a free […]

Monday, February 20th, 2006

Worm wiggles its way into MacOS X

‘A worm that affects computers running Apple Computer Inc.’s MacOS X operating system is circulating on the Internet, according to antivirus software makers.
The worm, Leap.A, spreads through the iChat instant messaging client and causes applications to run improperly, according to warnings posted on the sites of several antivirus software makers.’

Read more at Enterprise Infrastructure > […]

Monday, February 20th, 2006

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