Do we really need IM clients anymore? Google and Yahoo are embedding chat functions into their Web-based e-mail apps, and there are services such as Meebo that let you connect to multiple IM networks ...

AOL's instant messenger, AIM, becomes on Tuesday the AIM Lifestream and gets support for modern social services Twitter, Facebook, Digg, Flickr, and Delicious. A multiple-platform suite of products ...

Obviously AOL isn’t going to rest on its laurels with all these upstart IM outfits getting in on the action. A new tool, AIM Sync, does a good job of making their IM client more useful … AIM Sync was ...

Hi, I'm searching for a solid AIM client to use on my new box.<BR><BR>I was using AIM+, but it's getting out of date. Currently using Miranda, which is somewhat unintuitive. GAIM lists a number of ...

Among the notable gaps in the original iPhone functionality, one of the most prominent was instant messaging. iPhone users have long had to make do with web clients, SMS messages, or jailbreak apps.

As stated by others, it is crazy that we have "advanced " to the mess of incompatible chat clients, when we already had aim, jabber/xmpp accessible via one client of your choice. Sounds familiar, ...

Last week, AOL LLC released a new business-oriented instant messaging client called AIM Pro. The client offers some interesting features, but it’s only available for the Windows operating system and ...