Showing posts with label Messenger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Messenger. Show all posts

July 2, 2008

FREE International Calls to Any Phone from Google Talk using Talkster

Google Talk users can now make FREE international phone calls through GTalk2VoIp. The partnership between Talkster and GTalk2VoIp allows callers from any country in the world to leverage Google Talk to make free calls to or from anywhere else in the world.This service is especially beneficial to areas with strictly regulated VoIP and telecom practices, such as India and United Arab Emirates, using Talkster through GTalk2VoIP will let people communicate freely between mobile phones, landlines and PCs, even in countries not currently supported through Talkster’s ad supported free calling service.
To start, launch Google Talk on your desktop
1. Add contacts the same way you usually do: click on the Add button to add a friend
2. Type in the phone number of the person you want to call in the following format.
Use full phone number, including country code and area code (Example: for UK, use 442071234567@talkster.gtalk2voip.com)
3. You’ll get a confirmation from Talkster with instructions. Talkster assigns a local Talkster number for your friend in their country. Your friends will use Talkster phone numbers to call-in to be connected with you.
4. If you are calling your friend on a mobile phone, he will receive an SMS with his Talkster call-in number for you. Otherwise, let him know the Talkster number by IM or email. (Source)
>>More details here

March 12, 2008

Google translator script for messenger plus

Google Translator script is a add-on for Windows Live Messenger's Messenger plus . It allows you to translate in all the languages available in Google translator.
This script simply translates what you wrote in your chat window when you press the F5 key. You can translate in every language available at Google translation services page.Press F7 to setup, Press F8 to show incoming message translation, Press F5 to translate your message. Download

February 26, 2008

Google Talk Chatback Widget for your blog

Google has released a new widget -Chatback Badge that allows your blog/site visitors to chat with you, whenever you're signed in to Google Talk. All you need to copy and paste a piece of small code in to your blog or site.

With this chatback badge anyone can chat with you even if they haven't signed up for Google Talk or a Google Account. The badge will display your online status (whether you're available to chat or not) and, optionally, your status message. You can also change the title of your badge, and control whether you want to show or not your online status.
To create a Chatback badge, you need to be a Google Talk user and will need to be online and available (with a green ball next to your name) in Google Talk to enable people to chat with you.
[source-blogoscoped]

January 9, 2008

Record your VoIP conversations

HotRecorder for VOIP is an advanced tool that lets you to easily record, play, store and convert voice communications held over the Internet through programs like Skype, AIM, Yahoo Messenger and GTalk.

It is a perfect tool for podcasting, online journalism, conducting business, and much more. The features includes - converts the PRS proprietary format into MP3, WAV or OGG files, voicemail for GTalk and Skype, allows additional Emotisounds, uses new technology to encode the file so you may store, share, and search recordings in your play list, etc.

Track - imessenger

December 31, 2007

YM-Online-Status plug-in - displays the status of Yahoo Messenger

YM-Online status plug-in for Wordpress allows Yahoo! Messenger users, who likes to tell your blog visitors whether you are online or not using ‘buttons’. With this plug-in, you can create your own buttons that matches your blog and add to sidebar ensuring your online status.

Track: Messenger.es

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December 28, 2007

Add New Emoticons and Sound to Google Talk with Gplus

Gplus is an add-on for Google Talk which enhances your chatting experience. With Gplus we can send emoti sounds in the same manner as we send a smiley emoticon.

Gplus allows you to express emotions through the various emoticons while chatting and, like smiley emoticons you can also send emoti sounds from a bank of sounds that further enhance your chatting experience.

>>Requirements- Windows XP with the Microsoft .NET 2.0 framework
>>Latest version – 2.0, File size – 4.9Mb to download

>>Track - imessenger

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December 12, 2007

Fix8-Interactive communication tool

Fix8 is an application that allows users to generate 3D animations (avatars) that mix the expression and movements of your face in real-time using webcam and can share this avatar animation with friends in real-time IM webcam chat on AIM, MSN, Skype, and Yahoo.

This interactive communication tool is free (basic version) and required Windows XP/Vista and USB webcam.

For full details and download click here

September 27, 2007

Download Yahoo Messenger Skin

Skins are a simple way to change the look and feel of your Instant Messenger. If you are a fan of Yahoo Messenger, you may also likely to beautify your IM. Yahoo provides some Messenger Skins that adds color to your Messenger and IM Window. You can make it look professional with the Classic skin or a little more fun with Indigo or Maverick Blue.
In addition, to enhance your chatting experience, there are several other items like sound, buzz system, etc available for the application
Download it from Yahoo

June 5, 2007

Acronym dictionary

Instant Message (IM) and emails are popular among friends to convey messages. To write message quickly and fast we use acronym, for example U for you. The AIM acronym dictionary
may be useful for all of you and it has the most common abbreviations that you (U) might come across while IMing with your friends. Good luck (GL) and have a nice day (HAND).


May 4, 2007

Yahoo lunched web based messenger like Google and MSN

Yahoo lunched web based messenger allowing conversations between users in the browser window. No need to install any software, users can talk from anywhere with their Yahoo ID or Live Messenger contacts (Google and MSN have already launched like services). The launch now comes with basic functions and users can use their image/avatar to display and the stealth settings and block list are in effect, but can’t modify.

You need flash player 9 installed and works with popular browsers like Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Safari.

Visit the link from here for more.

Click here for a summery of service

April 5, 2007

Web-Based Google Talk – No need to download

Google updated the instant messaging client Google Talk and made it accessible through a web interface without having to download or install any application. This version of the instant messaging client allows you to chat with your friends or with your Gmail contacts and offers videos or photo previews in chat. The new edition of Google Talk is based on the recently introduced gadget that allows users to add the instant messaging client straight on their Personalized Homepage.

March 15, 2007

New Skype Goes Beyond Voice

Skype 3.1 (Windows) included two new item namely SkypeFind and Skype Prime (Beta), giving people a new ways to share their knowledge with one another.

>SkypeFind recommends your favourite local businesses to your friends and the Skype community. It lets users to rate, review and log their favourite businesses no matter where they live.

>Skype Prime allows earning money by offering advice to Skype users. It brings together those people who have expertise or knowledge to sell with others who are seeking advice and pay for it.

Main features of Skype 3.1 are:

1. Make free Skype-to-Skype calls to anyone else, anywhere in the world.

2. Call ordinary phones and mobiles at pretty cheap rates per minute.

3. See who you are talking to with video calls.

4. Send SMS messages to friends on the move.

5. Set up call forwarding so you never miss another call.

6. Group chat with up to 100 people or conference call with up to nine others.

7. Search the web with the Google Toolbar

February 21, 2007

Yahoo bridges email and IM

Yahoo! blended its free email and Instant Messaging (IM) services, thus making it simpler for users to chat online from any computer connected to the Internet.

Google released a similar feature for GMail last year, but it seems like Yahoo is doing it a little bit smoother.

The company said that for the coming months, Yahoo! will activate this feature for users of the new version of Yahoo! Mail, which is in beta phase but available to all users of the service. In a statement, John Kremer, Vice President, Yahoo! Mail, said that they are bringing the fun of instant messaging into the e-mail experience. It is about bringing to the masses choices on how they communicate. They are hopefully bridging the gap between email users and IM users, as there is still a chunk of Yahoo! Mail users who are not using IM.

Meanwhile, the beta version of Yahoo! mail, which is a free service, offers a number of improvements over the current version, including a more agile interface based on AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) that works like a desktop application. It also allows users drag and drop messages into folders, provides a pane to preview message content, and offers the ability to have multiple message windows open.