http://www.meebo.com/notifier/
Meebo , my favorite web-based IM solution which allows me to cross-connect all the IM services with no install and awesome ease-0f-use, which in the recent past has added groups and an API, as well as other enhancements, is doing it again. Now they have a (Windows) desktop notification app. I don't know how I feel about this, as one of my favorite things about Meebo is no install, so that wherever I am, including on my iPhone (but not my Windows Mobile Samsung i760 on Verizon) I can instantly put in the url, log in, and get access to all my friends on Gtalk, AIM, MSN Messenger, and Yahoo IM. However I am sure there have been tons of people clamoring for this, and I can totally see the value. Nice job!
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Friday, January 30, 2009
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Meebo opens up - adds applications and APIs
http://blog.meebo.com/?p=370
Meebo continues to amaze and delight. They had me at hello, which was web-based IM for multiple services, no downloads, no Java. Then they let me talk across multiple services. They added group chat. Logging. Millions of other enhancements like the sound alerts and visual cues (via the browser!) for new messages. A chat widget I can add to web pages for people to talk to me. Meebo rooms, which can include multimedia you can share with a group. They are super-responsive and sensitive to their customers, for instance speeding up shutdown times recently.
Now they have kicked it up another notch by opening up their platform ala Facebook for applications. For instance rather than writing video and audio chat, they just wrote an application for some of the other great services out there. And other developers can use it too! Awesome. These guys rock!
Meebo continues to amaze and delight. They had me at hello, which was web-based IM for multiple services, no downloads, no Java. Then they let me talk across multiple services. They added group chat. Logging. Millions of other enhancements like the sound alerts and visual cues (via the browser!) for new messages. A chat widget I can add to web pages for people to talk to me. Meebo rooms, which can include multimedia you can share with a group. They are super-responsive and sensitive to their customers, for instance speeding up shutdown times recently.
Now they have kicked it up another notch by opening up their platform ala Facebook for applications. For instance rather than writing video and audio chat, they just wrote an application for some of the other great services out there. And other developers can use it too! Awesome. These guys rock!
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