‘A new version of its hugely popular instant messaging service. The free service, dubbed AIM Triton, which AOL calls an “integrated communications hub,” is more closely integrated with the Internet company’s other ad-supported services. Triton offers AOL users instant messaging, e-mail, SMS mobile text messaging, voice and video chat functions, and an online address book from Plaxo. The Plaxo service displays a snapshot of information on contacts listed on a user’s AIM “buddy” list. Users also get access to the AOL Explorer browser and AOL Radio services, which include 150 AOL radio stations and 20 XM Satellite Radio stations.’

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