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Comment on GTalk only had 44,000 users during June? by admin

admin — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 23:20:14 +0000

AI chat bots have been around for a long time (Eliza, etc). I think it’s fair to say that most don’t stand up to any serious conversation.

Comment on GTalk only had 44,000 users during June? by Robb

Robb — Mon, 11 Dec 2006 21:23:00 +0000

I came across the MOJI Intelligent Messenger featuring 3D artificial life forms..get this…WITHIN an instant messenger that combines AI and computational linguistics..what do you think about this? does it actually work? if virtual pets can “live” in an IM and understand what we are talking about what next man?

Comment on WiFi phones for Skype and SIP: available now, but be careful what you buy by Review of Netgear Skype SPH101 Wi-Fi phone » Voipally

Review of Netgear Skype SPH101 Wi-Fi phone » Voipally — Tue, 10 Oct 2006 06:03:10 +0000

[...] A quick pointer to a good review of the Netgear Skype SPH101 Wi-Fi phone. They find it good, but quite expensive. They also note that the phone doesn’t have a built-in web client, so can’t use Wi-Fi access points which rely on browser-based authentication. « Skype based call center | [...]

Comment on Call Google Talk (or any SIP softphone?) from a landline by GTalk2VoIP developer

GTalk2VoIP developer — Sun, 30 Jul 2006 12:59:09 +0000

Good to see that you have mentioned our service on your blog. To call Google Talk from Gizmo there’s a more simple way, just dial SIP URI from any SIP phone: sip:YourGtalkName@gtalk2voip.com. I.e., substitute gtalk2voip.com instead of gmail.com and your SIP call will be routed to proper GTalk user.

Regards,
Ruslan.

Comment on GTalk only had 44,000 users during June? by admin

admin — Fri, 28 Jul 2006 06:29:36 +0000

Yes, I agree that the lack of file transfer is a big problem with Google Chat at the moment. It’s kind of surprising that they implemented voice chat (which in a way is a super-set of the file tranfer problem) prior to introducing plain file transfer.

Comment on GTalk only had 44,000 users during June? by Excessive

Excessive — Fri, 28 Jul 2006 04:34:07 +0000

The main problem with Google Talk is the lack of the features of other instant messengers. It even doesn’t have a file transfer feature. But I suppose it will be widely used after introduction of video chat and other capabilities.

Comment on GTalk only had 44,000 users during June? by stigsen

stigsen — Tue, 25 Jul 2006 19:09:16 +0000

I use GTalk everyday, and love it. It is simple and clean, and with no banner adds. GTalk has got the IM killer feature (IMHO), and that is that all GTalk conversations are stored within my GMail account! The GTalk chats are stored like emails, and they can be searched, labeled, and reply’ed upon from within GMail.
Super app!
Now I just need to convince the all the sorry users on huge my MSN buddy list to make the switch…

Comment on GTalk only had 44,000 users during June? by Michael Gregov

Michael Gregov — Tue, 25 Jul 2006 15:28:09 +0000

Gtalk is far superior to all the other IM programs. The problem is that it is not widely promoted or advertised for. You can only be a part of it is you are invited to it by another Gmail, Google user.

For those of use who use Gmail, Calendar and all the other Google features, Gtalk is the next logical step, for those who don’t or who are technophobic, it is just another IM program, in a sea of IM programs.

Most people will use what their firneds or co-workers use, simply because it is easier and less of a hassle.

Comment on GTalk only had 44,000 users during June? by admin

admin — Tue, 25 Jul 2006 03:32:40 +0000

Thanks Justin,

With the wide lead that MSN has now, along with control of the operating system I don’t see anyone overtaking them in pure IM for a long time.

Their threats come from non-traditonal IM sources, such as Skype.

Comment on GTalk only had 44,000 users during June? by Justin

Justin — Tue, 25 Jul 2006 02:15:29 +0000

Hey, really smart comment on that GMail post. I had no clue that MSN Messenger had such a wide lead over it’s competitors. I wonder who will eventually overtake them?