+ In what the company is calling a pre-alpha (aka “it’s definitely not perfect”), we’ve learned that meebo (the web-based IM service) that provides free, one-stop access to all of the major IM services (with nothing to download) is now iPhone friendly. meebo is one very useful service but one thing the RS team has wondered for a long time is why no mobile version(s) for users of other phones and devices like Treo’s and Blackberry’s? Hopefully, versions for other mobile phones and devices will be coming soon. It will be very welcomed. meebo itself is a “must have” resource for libraries who are doing virtual reference (see post below about Meebome Widget (Alpha)
See Also: Cool Real Time Map of Where Meebo Users are Located
See Also: Note from Gary: To access AIM on my Treo (700P), I use Toccer. It’s an inexpensive app that I have never had any issues with.
See Also: The Gizmo Project works not only on PC’s, Macs, and Linux sytems but also works on the Treo and several Nokia smartphones. Not only can you send VoIP calls with it (see SoonR listed below) but also IM on AOL, Yahoo, MSN, GTalk, iChat, and Jabber.
See Also: AOL AIM via AOL and AIM for Blackberry.
See Also: Yahoo Messenger via Yahoo Mobile
+ MSN Messenger (Client) ||| Web Site
+ Skype Chat is available via this Windows Mobile Clients or via a service like SoonR.
Btw, various wireless carriers provide direct access to some IM services.
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