<Date: 2011-12-30>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Facebook, Internet, Microsoft, Windows, Windows 7>
Titled Facebook Messenger, Facebook has officially released an app for Windows which lets you chat with your friends, watch their recent posts in the news ticker as well as stay up to date with notifications. According to Facebook, the app is being rolled out to a limited number of users, which answers the question as to why there isn’t an official page on this but just a help topic entry only. Strangely, despite being in trial period, Facebook hasn’t called the Messenger app beta. Read more...
Permalink: Facebook Messenger for Windows Available for Download
<Date: 2011-08-10>
<Author: David>
<Category: Apple, Facebook, iPad, iPhone, iPod>
The folks over at 9to5mac have found a little nugget hiding inside of Facebook’s new Messenger app that was released yesterday. It appears that the Facebook application contains code for a video call component. See the screenshots below: Read more...
Permalink: Facebook Messenger App Contains Code for Video Chat
<Date: 2010-06-26>
<Author: Tauqeer>
<Category: Apple, iPhone>
One of the coolest features of iPhone 4 is FaceTime and its really fun to talk to anybody while you can watch him/her too. Apple also provided a helpline 1-888-Facetime to try out FaceTime chat with an Apple employee just in case you don’t have anyone else to try it with. While attending the FaceTime calls by customers, Apple employees would have been mighty bored, but DeAngelo received a FaceTime call from a happy puppet. Both DeAngelo and the puppet had a great two minutes chat. Read more...
Permalink: Puppet likes FaceTime chat with Apple Employee
<Date: 2010-02-21>
<Author: Eddie>
<Category: Apple, iPad, iPhone>
We’ve been hearing rumors about it, but more and more evidence are popping up on the internet. Some icons in the iPhone 3.2 SDK are labeled “Accept Video” and “Decline or End Video” as 9to5mac reports. But that’s not all! Read more...
Permalink: Video Chat coming to iPad and iPhone?
<Date: 2009-11-30>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Apple, iPhone, iPod>
eBuddy is one of the oldest players in multi-network chat clients and is available on almost every mobile platform out there. The free ad-supported version of eBuddy for the iPhone was released a long time ago, but now eBuddy Pro has been launched for $4.99 along with lots of new features that are already available in other IM apps for the iPhone. This includes sending pictures, changing display pictures as well as push notifications for 3 days. But are these enough to compete with the likes of Beejive and IM+? Read more...
Permalink: eBuddy for iPhone goes Pro – acquires previously missing features
<Date: 2009-08-28>
<Author: Anum Vighio>
<Category: Windows, Windows Live>
Starting 25th August, Windows Live Messenger has begun an upgrade process, prompting users with version 8.1, 8.5 and 14.0 to upgrade to the newest version of Windows Live Messenger. This process will take several weeks to complete. Read more...
Permalink: Windows Live Messenger Upgrade
<Date: 2009-06-20>
<Author: Imran>
<Category: Apple>
The popular Emoji emoticons for iPhone are now available as an Apple’s OS X iChat icon pack. That’s a huge collection of emoticons right here. They also come with organized icons and shortcuts. Read more...
Permalink: Emoji emoticons now available for Apple iChat
