In a previous post, I mentioned about orkutting on mobile. Though it is quite handy in checking your scrapbook, still scrapping is a tedious job. And those who want a seamless chatting with your friends here is an application for mobile called GoTalkMobile, which is an IM client to send/receive Google Talk or Jabber instant messages.
How to Install?
All you need to run this application is:-
a J2ME-enabled mobile phone (List of supported handsets) and
an active GPRS internet connection
Now the application can be installed in two ways:-
1. Go to the WAP site http://wap.gotalkmobile.com/ on you phone and **** the install link there from the main page (detailed information on how to install).
2. Download the application to your PC (by choosing your phone model) and then then install it on your phone.
Some features:-
The application is just 63 kb in size.
Its free (current version 2.1.6 is in pre-beta edition). Though the site says, the beta versions are free, I just hope that they keep the final version free too.
Seamless chatting with your contacts either they are on Google Talk on PC or on GoTalkMobile.
Integration with GMail notifies of any new messages in inbox. (other detailed features)
Now, To invite on chat while orkutting on mobile:-
add
javascript:****.getElementById('inviteToChat').submit();
as bookmark and open it on the profile page of your friend.
So, what are you waiting for? Talk to me!
Google Talk for Mobile
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well the most thing i like on google talk that it never cut out voice talking
if you have some network problems it just low the voice, but never cut it
so you always hear who you talking too
and i think thats a wonderful thing, it doesn't cut all the way, you keep hearing but with low voice and thats still cool though
if you have some network problems it just low the voice, but never cut it
so you always hear who you talking too
and i think thats a wonderful thing, it doesn't cut all the way, you keep hearing but with low voice and thats still cool though