Notifu allows you to send a message to an individual or group of people via email, IM, SMS, or phone. They have some cool tools currently and are in public beta – except some neat stuff such as an iPhone and Android app. Send a message to an individual or group, know if the message [...]
Kool IM is a web-based, multi-protocol IM service – AIM, Windows Live Messenger, Yahoo! Messenger, Google Talk, ICQ, Gadu-Gadu and Xfire. Registered users can take benefit of managing their accounts and more, but registration is optional. Free to use.
radiusIM is Social IM. It’s the only website that shows you where your friends are hanging out [...]
Tokbox is a free service that lets you talk with your friends over live video. Here’s how it works: you sign up and Tokbox gives you a link. When you want to talk with anyone, just give them the link – they click and you chat.
Tokbox makes it easy for you to put your TokBox [...]
meebo.com is a website for instant messaging from absolutely anywhere. Whether you’re at home, on campus, at work, or traveling foreign lands, hop over to meebo.com on any computer to access all of your buddies (on AIM, Yahoo!, MSN, Google Talk, ICQ and Jabber) and chat with them, no downloads or installs required, for free!
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DesktopTwo is an online desktop (“webtop”) that is robust and very easy to use. DesktopTwo is chocked full of useful features including an easy to use 1GB hard drive, RSS reader, a POP mail reader, MP3 player, calendar, IM, and more. DesktopTwo is free, flash-based, and very responsive. If you’re looking for an easy way [...]
Web-based Yahoo! Messenger allow the users to communicate with their friends straight from an online page. The product is actually quite amazing, providing an impressive interface bundled with almost perfect functionality.
The web-based Yahoo Messenger is probably the most powerful rival for the famous Meebo or other similar services like Ebuddy.