Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Stephen Rose
CEO Render Networks
When We activate GPRS Packs in Mobile, we tend make complete use of it.One of the desired thing is to have Chat IMs(Instant Messenger) on Phone so that one could constantly keep in touch with their Online buddies.
Some of your Phones come with Inbuilt Chat Clients, if you don’t have default Chat Clients you can Use Third Party Chat Clients like Nimbuzz, Fring, eBuddy, mig33, Palringo.Here we try to provide quick insights on some of the IMs.
We have Tested these Chat Clients in Nokia 5230 (Symbian60V5 device) you can also find Download Links for the Apps which is suitable for your Model.
Nimbuzz
![nimbuzz[1]](https://telecomtalk.info/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/nimbuzz1.jpg)
Using Nimbuzz is a Good Experience though it Takes Several Seconds (or even minutes) to make Connection, Sync Accounts and load your Contacts.
It works like Charm when it is Completely loaded if you spare few extra seconds you will enjoy a wholesome chatting experience.
Every 3rd Party Mobile Chat Application Needs Users to Register with them you got to have a Nimbuzz Account before you could add any of other Third Party IMs like GoogleTalk, Yahoo or any another.
Once you are done with login all you need to do is set up all your other IMs which Prompts for your Username and Password.
I integrated my Gtalk Account to Know how it works.. These are the features which i observed
-Great User Interface you don’t feel difficulty in logging in.
-All Chat Sessions are Temporarily saved and different Tabs are maintained
-Unlimited Chat Rooms, Groups etc.
-Supports Voice Calls- Gtalk(Free) Also Call Phone Contacts (Buy Credits) Even on 2G
-Send File
-Share Photos
-Cool Touch Experience, Amazing Smiley Collections.. Must have App for Touch Phones.
-Pop Up Sound is Fresh and less irritative.
File Size. 1.24 Mb
![fring[1]](https://telecomtalk.info/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/fring1.png)

![e-buddy[1]](https://telecomtalk.info/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/e-buddy1.jpg)
