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Friday, July 06, 2007

Trillian Astra to include web option

One of the nicest features of Meebo is that it can be used w/o any installation - if you've got access to the web you can use it.  One of the nicest features of Trillian is that it also includes Google Talk in its stable.  I just saw this video of the upcoming release (no date yet) of Trillian Astra in which the developer suggests Astra will have a web interface as well:


The other killer feature of Meebo for me is the MeeboMe widget, which allows anyone to chat instantly even w/o an account on any service.  If Trillian Astra offered a web-embeddable widget AND allowed me to interface with all four of the big IM clients I'd probably switch.  Personally I prefer to have a client on my desktop as well, so if Astra offers the choice of client or web, and if they offer a widget (I've seen no mention that they are though, unless this is it), I'd be pretty darn happy!


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