Instant Messanger on N80

my agile messenger only works with a LAN connection. not with any gprs

James761 wrote:my agile messenger only works with a LAN connection. not with any gprs

agile messenger has recently gone commercial with a monthly fee

how greedy since msn messenger on pc is totally free

Is the built in IM on the N80 'Agile'? I dont think it is.

You can try the free ones: QuickIM.jar, eMSN.jar, Hier.sis.

Isn't it amazing how many people totally miss the point of a post. The question is about the BUILT IN IM, not 3rd party ones.

Sorry I can't help, but at least I read it correctly! 🙄

mrdannyaitch wrote:Isn't it amazing how many people totally miss the point of a post. The question is about the BUILT IN IM, not 3rd party ones.

Sorry I can't help, but at least I read it correctly! 🙄

i was able to get the BUILT IN IM app working, but the only way was through

http://www.yamigo.com/

which isnt the greatest, but it works, give it a shot.

The Builtin IM progam supports a standard known as "Wireless Village" services such as Yamingo offer a bridge between the Wireless Village protocol and networks such as MSN and Yahoo. This allows basic messaging to other MSN users, but it's far from an ideal system.
The main issue I have with the builtin IM program is that it can't be used with WiFi connections, which rules it out as a serious possiblity for me.

Yeah sorry I misunderstood.

I get the impression the built in messenger is there for operators to use (and none do yet).

Most operators will be relucatant to support any kind of messenger facility that will take away revenue from text messaging, so until they can work out how to charge an arm and a leg for it, it will remain of little use I suspect.

I've noted also that some tariffs (e.g. T-Mobiles walk'n'web) actually go and ban certain protocols that are harmful to their profits, including VoIP and messenger!