Instant Messaging Videos

Led by Angry, the Emoticons tackle their latest challenge: adding meaning and superficial emotion to a cyber-sex conversation. Grossed out, but ever the professionals, the emoticons help cyber-sexer Darryl clarify such vague statements as I'm huge too, and Take off your shirt.

Over the years Messenger from Microsoft has evolved from MSN to Windows Messenger and finally into Windows Live Messenger; a program that really lets you do it all. You can access your Windows Live Hotmail account, share folders and files, chat with family and friends, make phone calls, send SMS messages and much more.

Windows Live Messenger lets you add as many contacts as you want. You can send them an invitation via email and add them to your contact list. You can place each contact in a group, include their mobile number and receive automatic updates whenever they change their information.

When you're online it's nice to be able to chat with family and friends. Windows Live Messenger makes it easy to do just that. Just find a friend, open a chat window and type up a quick "hello" message to start a conversation. Windows Live Messenger's program has a simple interface that makes chatting easy.

In the early days of the Internet you had to have multiple programs open to do things. Your email program, your browser, your instant messenger and so on. Not so today. With Windows Live Messenger you can access your Windows Live Hotmail account with just one click of your mouse.

Windows Live Messenger looks pretty good right out of the box, but there are lots of things that you can do to tweak, customize and personalize it. You can determine how the program looks and acts: Customize your sounds, colors, alerts, security settings and more. You can set a default download folder, block specific users, and check on your Internet connection. You can even add custom emoticons or change the background picture to give your Windows Live Messenger a new look.

If you want a quick and easy way to share information with family and friends Windows Live Messenger is what you need. It makes it easy to transfer files and folders in real time. You can send a file or have folders that you share with those you trust.

Not only does Windows Live Messenger allow you to chat and file share, but it also allows you to send SMS text messages to mobile phones.

In the early days of chat people simply typed text messages to one another. Today, if you have a webcam, your contacts can see you as you chat. It's a great feature for parents who are traveling to see their children, long distance friends to keep in touch and so on. Windows Live Messenger is ready and able to handle your webcam. Here's how.

Using Windows Live Messenger to stay in contact with friends and family is great, but you can also use it to keep track of the world around you. With just a few clicks you can get access to Windows Live pages.

We've covered most of the major functions of Windows Live Messenger, but there are lots of fun features that we haven't looked at yet. Here we'll go over just some of the little features that you can take advantage of when you use Windows Live Messenger.

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Paltalk lets you explore your online world of chat sites with community chat rooms, lots of people and cool webcam technology that lets you see and be seen. All for FREE. A Internet video series by butterscotch.com.

In this new video episode of the OSGUI.com Tech Show I show you how-to install, setup, and use Skype for IM and VoIP & Empathy for multi-protocol Instant Messaging in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala Release Candidate, using both the new built-in Empathy client software. In this video tutorial preview review Im installing and using Skype software in Ubuntu Linux 9.10 Karmic Koala RC 64-bit free Open Source Operating System.

In this video, I review BeeJive (pronounced bee hive) IM for iPhone/iPod Touch. This version of BeeJive is a big deal since it supports iPhone OS 3.0's push notifications. I demonstrate the push notifications using the FriendFeed IM bot and show all the cool features available in the application. You'll be happy with BeeJive IM if you're a heavy IM user or simply want push notifications for IMs on your iPhone/iPod Touch. It is available for $9.99 on the iTunes App Store here: http://u.nu/7wuh

In this video, I answer a question from Grant who wants to know how the T-Mobile G1 handles instant messaging. Thanks for the question Grant. I'm happy to report the G1 does IM very, very well. I think it does everything you ask and more. Android has a great notification system and combined with background functionality, the IM capability is exactly what you're looking for. Check out the video to see it in action. Thanks for the question Grant and I hope it satisfies what you want to see.

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