OK so you're at a cafe in London and you have picked up a few unsecured wireless networks on your laptop, so you connect and then talk to some of your mates/business employees on MSN, Yahoo, GTalk etc. And you're talking about something really important:



And your laptop battery dies! So what do you do? You pull out your PSP and go to m.ebuddy.com. It then loads up a special eBuddy website that is dedicated for the PSP that the real nice guys from eBuddy have created just for you.

Why did they do this? Well according to their blog they are getting more and more people using the normal eBuddy on the PSP:



So what does it consist of? It has a simple interface that doesn't take long to load and has all the features you need. Sure it doesn't have everything, just the essentials to make instant messaging portable.

Source: eBuddy blog
eBuddy for the PSP

If you like me own a PSP and you unlike me have a wireless Internet connection you would find Messenger on it very useful indeed. We have previously featured a way to do this using 'PSP Jabber', but now Robert Howells has made an article on how to get web messenger eBuddy for mobile working on there, all for free and without needing to download anything.

The guide is in 6 easy steps and is probably the quickest and most simple way to get Messenger on your PSP compared to other methods. It is really handy and you should check it out if you use your PSP a lot.

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Jabber is an open source instant messaging protocol, which allows other instant massagers such as Yahoo, AIM, and MSN Messenger to connect and interact with each other. This means you can talk to multiple instant massagers and not just one at a time. (Remember how MSN Messenger announced they would be compatible with yahoo)

Well PSP Updates reports, that the client has been made compatible with the Sony PSP, all you need is an internet connection to download and use. I think you will like it; I just cannot get my wireless connection to work at the moment.



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