Some of the features included within the app are:
- Access to all your buddies (AIM, Gmail, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo, Facebook, Myspace, etc)
- Receive push notifications when you get a new IM, even when the app is closed
- Flick between multiple conversation windows
- Type in landscape and portrait mode
- Manage your chat sessions as you switch back and forth between the Meebo iPhone app and meebo.com
- Synchronized chat history between your iPhone and meebo.com
The Meebo for iPhone app now competes with the great success of eBuddy for the iPhone, which is currently one of the most popular apps within Apple's store.

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Meebo for Android allows you to connect to all your IM accounts from your mobile phone in one easy to use application. It is good to see in just less than a month the Meebo development team have already got an application out to the public:
We really want to stress that this is just the first version. It doesn't have every feature that you would look for in a full blown desktop IM application, but we thought it would be best to release it as soon
as possible, and let your suggestions guide future development.
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Meebo blog: meebo for android (what I did on my summer hackation)This is yet another great idea from the Meebo ideas factory, but I'm not currently sure who will have access to it. I believe it is open to a selected few websites, with large communities, hoping to profit from ads within the application. If the service becomes publicly available, then expect to see one here.
Source: TechCrunch
Joost is a service programmed from the creators of Skype and has been hinted to start a new kind of media. Integration with Meebo will make both services better and who wouldn't want to IM friends across multiple IM networks whilst watching television?
View a screenshot of this in action
Source: TechcrunchMeebo for Firefox integrates the web messenger well, you can show/ hide your contact list whenever you like, receive toast messages and things are a little more organised.
Although I am a Windows Live Messenger user I think it's tempting to combine my web browser and Messenger within one program. The only use I had for web messengers before was when the server went down, now Meebo has integrated its service into Firefox I believe it opens the door to the everyday user.
Nevertheless, after logging in a tab opens which will keep the main Meebo website open which is necessary to keep you logged onto the service. This means you still log into Meebo via the website and not through the addon. However the addon helps make it simpler and much easier to use.
View a screenshot of the addon in action
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I think this takes Meebo up a level, making it more practical for business users, and despite some restrictions can be very helpful for those in need of sending a quick IM along with a report or spreadsheet:
You'll notice that there's a new bright and shiny button on the IM window toolbar (the white square with the swanky green arrow). We've tried to make the whole transfer process as easy as we could, so all you have to do is click a button and upload a file. The receiver on the other end will get a link to click on (similar to a meebo rooms invite) and all they have to do is click and accept. We're only allowing meebo account holders to send files, but anyone can receive... even your friends who are not on meebo (but should be =p). We're not quite supporting this feature in Safari yet, but hopefully soon!
Source: Meebo blog
Meebo is the web messenger client of the future. It supports a variety of networks, is jam packed with features and has that professional touch. It uses new programming techniques, heavily armed with AJAX to make using it simple, fast and easy.
Meebo only launched in September 2005, entering a large market. Yet it has made millions from such a simple idea. Why? Because it is different to other web messengers, it's professional touch means more people want to use it. In fact it's only downfall is your school may have blocked access to it.
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