Chat and Messaging

A chat client.

An IM Bluetooth service. Allows you to find out how many Bluetooth devices your phone meets every day, search for new friends according to your preferences, and scan for the other Bluetooth devices.

An IM program with full VoIP capability. Supports GTalk/Jabber, MSN, AIM, ICQ, and Yahoo. Works seamlessly over GPRS, EDGE, CDMA, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth connections. Features include: P2P file & picture transfer support, low CPU usage, Auto File sharing, allows you to backup files on your desktop, group chat and conferencing, multiple chat sessions, low bandwidth Codec, optimized for one-handed operation, and includes Today/Home screen support.

Allows you to log in to four simultaneous online accounts. Includes Yahoo, MSN, AOL, Jabber, ICQ, and Google Talk. You can also log in to two accounts on the same gateway. The BOTS retrieve stock quotes, weather predictions, directions etc. It supports generic features, like presence & status settings, Easy Buddy lists (add/delete buddies), maintenance, color support, animated emoticons, background mode, and Tree/List view.

A simple IRC client for SmartPhone 2003 phones, Pocket PC 2003 devices (including Phone Edition and SE). Also works with Windows Mobile 5 devices. Written using C# and the Compact Framework.

Chat client module for the embedded 123 website chat module.

Allows you to chat with AIM/iChat, MSN/Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo!, ICQ, Jabber, and Google Talk from a Windows Mobile smartphone in real-time. Communicate with friends and colleagues wherever you are regardless of location and mobile operator. No cost per message, only standard payment for wireless data transfer. Emoticons and T9 option are included in dialogs.

A program that searches for other Bluetooth users in the range of 10-50 meters. You can browse the other user's profile (name, photo, etc.) and exchange text or voice messages. Can be used for conferences, in cafes, on planes and buses, etc.

Pocket Speak will connect 2 Pocket PC devices that have a wireless Internet connection. It works much like a walkie-talkie; that is, one person speaks at a time. You have to enter the IP address of the Pocket PC you would like to talk to. PocketSpeak will establish a connection over the Internet and allow you to talk with the person at the other end.

Software that will enable you to send talking e-mails. You can record a voice message and send it along with an attached text message to the desired e-mail address. The e-mail sent through TalkSender is in HTML format. It saves every address that you send e-mail to in its built-in address book.

An instant messenger based on the MSN Messenger protocol. It supports GPRS, Wireless LAN (IEEE 802.11), and Ethernet cards and notifies you of the presence status of your contacts. You can add or delete from your contacts list. You can change your online status to Busy, Away From Computer, Out To Lunch, On The Phone, Be Right Back, and Invisible modes.

Based on the imov Messenger, this version is ad-free and includes the ability to send messages to offline users (who will receive the messages the next time they connect) and lets you compose and send messages even when you are offline (messages will be sent automatically when a network connection becomes available).

A short-range personal chat and messaging program that uses Bluetooth or infrared to send signals to other Pocket PCs. Several users can send messages simultaneously (depending on infrared performance) and the screen design is adjustable.