Another feature that makes Meebo appealing is the fact that it has Retina Display support and support for multitasking. There are even networks that I’ve never even heard of before that is supported by Meebo. It does AIM, Yahoo!, Windows Live, Google Talk, Facebook, MySpace, ICQ, and Jabber just to name a few. The one thing that makes Meebo really appealing is the sheer amount of services that it can connect to. I decided to check out Meebo which I’ve used before from their web interface on my desktop and since I already had an online account setup, I figured might as well. I know that the iPhone has plenty of single protocol chat clients like AIM, Yahoo!, and Windows Live, but I really wanted and all-in-one app where I could view them all on the same screen. I needed a good multi-protocol chat client and Meebo seemed to fit the bill. However, it is still active with mobile versions, games and other innovative applications for users.One of the first apps I downloaded on my iPhone 4 was Meebo. Using ICQ is very simple. With the software installed, the user obtains the UIN, a Unique Identification Number that identifies it in the network (also called ICQ Number). You can add other ICQ users through UIN or search for specific features.īecause of the entry into the market of several other instant messaging software similar to ICQ (such as mIRC, MSN Messenger, Google Talk, Skype, Jabber, Meebo, etc.), but mainly due to the strong competition of MSN Messenger, ICQ ended up losing many users. They then developed instant messaging software that became a leader in the years to come, winning several awards. Through ICQ, users could chat with people from around the world.
In 1996, Israeli youth Yair Goldfinger, Arik Vardi, Sefi Vigiser and Amnon Amir wanted to create a new form of Internet communication for the Windows operating system. ICQ is a reduction of the English pronunciation of the letters I (ai), C (si), Q (kiu), forming the phrase “I seek you”.
ICQ is an instant communication program, the pioneer of such programs on the Internet.
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