NimBuzz – Mobility is the answer

So I stumbled upon a article in TechCrunch covering imo.im, not that interresting to me, but what I did take notice of, was NimBuzz. I got interrested as it could combine my contacts from MSN, Skype, Facebook and others, and then you could quickly and easily reach them through your cellphone. As I have a cellphone with WLAN abilities, that would mean you more or less have free calls at your hand. The installation took just a few minutes, so did the configuration – and before I knew it, I was up and running.

The user interface is quite intuitive and it doesn’t take long to get rather familiar with the way it works. One thing I do suggest though, is to edit the settings so that it will only display the contacts of yours that is online, if not – you’ll have a pretty huge list. Both chatting with your friends, as well as calling them (MSN and Skype at least from what I tested) works without problems. Now, the application is great on a ordinary cellphone, though on iPhone it’s pretty damn nice. Sadly I don’t have a iPhone myself, but a co-worker of mine tested it on his, and I must say I am impressed with how it runs there.

Some of the social networks/applications it supports is: Skype, Windows Live Messenger (MSN), Yahoo Messenger, ICQ, AIM, studiVZ, GoogleTalk, Facebook, MySpace, Jabber – as well as others. Go take a look at it and install it on your phone today, you won’t regret it. There is also a PC applcation for NimBuzz which easily connects your friends from the same range of IM networks.

Links:

• NimBuzz – Bring your contacts around
• TechCrunch article that caught my interrest
• Imo.im