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February 08, 2004

AgileMessenger: Mobile Access to All Major IM Services

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Posted by Stowe Boyd

agile_messenger_1.gifAgileMobile.com has announced availability of AgileMessenger. a mobile instant messaging gateway that allows users to login to Yahoo, AOL, ICQ, and MSN at the same time. The download is free , and is now available for Symbian OS compatible phones, including Nokia 7650 / 3650 / 6600 / N-Gage, Sony Ericsson P800 / P900, and Siemens SX1, and MS Windows Smartphones.

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1. Peter Saint-Andre on February 9, 2004 06:36 PM writes...

Agile Messenger does Jabber, too, naturally. :-)

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2. Joe Forehand on March 2, 2004 03:22 AM writes...

Data bandwidth consumed by protocols like Oscar (AIM) is very high, and if operators bill per megabyte transfered, I can see $1,000 monthly bills in no time. That's why there are server-to-server gateways and protocols especifically designed for low bandwidth, like Wireless Village. http://www.yamigo.com is providing those gateways with low bandwidth for the client. Good work otherwise; look forward to see WV/IMPS client support.

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