Amsterdam based eBuddy already offers a free beta version of its web and mobile java based instant messaging app. It basically pulls together your MSN Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger and AIM contacts in one big buddylist love in so there’s no faffing around jumping from one client to the next when chatting.
Anyway, eBuddy has not developed an Alpha version for the iPhone. Using its web browser you point the Jesus Machine to http://www.ebuddy.com and it will automatically recognise you as an iPhone, allowing you to sign into MSN messenger, Yahoo Messenger and AIM on one integrated buddylist. Emoticons and customisable fonts tart up your messages and eBuddy assures us this Alpha version is just the start with a more feature rich Beta model on its way.
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For an extremely lightweight IM product for the iPhone, check out heysan! Supports AIM,MSN and ICQ and soon also Yahoo and Gtalk. In the iPhone, go to m.heysan.com.
Coool, can’t wait till the iPhone comes over to Europe!
IM on the iPhone is great idea, I hope the keyboard is not too tricky to use.
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