Instant Messenger (Slick & eBuddy)
Handphone with Symbian operating system has feature to be installed instant messaging application that can be used to chat with your friends around the world. Yes, chatting means you can used this to chat just like you did with your computer (usually people used Yahoo or MSN. These two IM (Instant Messaging) perhaps the most popular right now. For handphone user with Symbian can install Slick or eBuddy.
These applications both have weakness and advantages as IM, but still as freeware, why don't we just try it.
Slick with the newest version 0.46 from LonelyCatGames product with their best application such as SmartMovie, UltraMP3, Mau Mau, and many more. For more information you can visit LonelyCatGames .
Slick along can handle many IM such as Yahoo, GTalk, ICQ, AIM, MSN and Jabber. Offer features : nudge, emoticons, send file, send photo, offline messages and still a lot more which makes Slick has its own fans. Other advantages: their big screen which can hold many lines of history conversation.
Slick from LonelyCatGames already long enough come out and still under development before they release the commercial version. Support for Symbian 60, Symbian UIQ, and Windows Mobile becomes one of many factors that make this application is one of the most popular for IM.
eBuddy is another IM application that can be installed on your handphone, this application has easy fast access to your account (based on my experience) maybe better than Slick in logging speed. Another feature is jump from one window chat to another is easier and better. Features that eBuddy offers such as nudge, emoticons, send picture and many more is one of many advantages that makes this application can compete with others.
eBuddy with version 1.11 and you can get this at eBuddy. One of the disadvantage using eBuddy is when you chat, your history words with multiple lines will be shorten by eBuddy (even I though this could be its advantage).
eBuddy as freeware with Java based that makes support for more handphone, that different with Slick only support for Symbian and Windows Mobile. But despite their weakness or advantages, the decision still in user hand which application is the best. Even though I installed both in my handphone for alternatives.
November 22, 2009 at 7:57 PM
Bro, nice article.. I've been using Nimbuzz, Slick, E-buddy, Yamee for several months. They are already installed on my E63, and I used them interchangeably.
However, what about the connection characteristic among those 3rd party applications? Have u reviewed them? Really appreciate if you could share your experience. Many thanks in adv
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