Palringo launches its multi-service IM application on Android Market
Written by Palringo
Tuesday, 24 March 2009
Popular mobile instant messaging applicationPalringo is now available
on theAndroid Market. Using Palringo,
Android users can chat to their friends on Google Talk, MSN, Facebook, Yahoo!
Messenger, AIM, iChat, QQ and other popular messaging services and social
networks.
[RealWire] Palringo launches its multi-service IM application on Android Market
Core Facts
Popular mobile instant messaging applicationPalringo is now available on theAndroid Market. Using Palringo, Android users can chat
to their friends on Google Talk, MSN, Facebook, Yahoo! Messenger, AIM, iChat, QQ
and other popular messaging services and social networks.
Palringo also enables Android
owners to send photo messages to their friends in just two clicks
[see video].
Android users can share their
location with friends on Palringo: buddies can see each others location and
proximity (distance away) alongside their status in the Palringo contact list. Users may also view a map showing the whereabouts of all of their contacts who
have chosen to share their location.
Using Palringos Group
capability, people can chat with all of their friends at the same time. Groups
also offer the opportunity to meet new people who share similar interests.
The Palringo application is
designed specifically for mobile. This means that it takes account of
limitations such as smaller screen size, and is considerate of battery life
issues.
Palringo for Android runs in the
background on the phone and notifies the owner when they receive new messages
from their buddies. This means they need never miss a chat message.
Palringo for Android is built by
the same, experienced team that has already made Palringo popular on the iPhone,
Windows Mobile, Java, Symbian, as well as Mac, PC and Linux desktop
environments.
Palringo for Android will be
available as a free
Quotes
Martin Rosinski, Palringos CTO, said:
Android is a 21st
century platform and it deserves a 21st century messaging application thats not
confined just to text messaging. Palringo is that application.
If youre on a bus or in a
library, then by all means stick with typing. But if you want them to see
something, then its one click to take the picture and one to send it - and
they're receiving the photo already.
By integrating the messaging
capabilities of popular IM applications and social networks into a single
application, Palringo has created a messaging community that runs to hundreds
and hundreds of millions of users.
Weve brought all our experience
to bear on Android in order to make it available to people as soon as possible. Were delighted to be the first to all users to connect to all of their friends
no matter what IM or social network they use, as we were for the iPhone last
year.
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