Works great Trillian works great, unifying several networks and synching your history across all of your devices. But! It was designed to end the 2000s messenger madness, and stopped there. Thanks to lacking development, it sits next to Whatsapp, Skype, Vibr, SMS as one more texting app instead of ruling them all. It is basically a container for legacy networks, which is a terrible pity. Get your act together, dudes! Trillian is dying!!!

Simply the best Excellent app. Would love to see email notifications like the desktop app. Down 1 star. Google says connected but isn't working since last update. Works fine on desktop and with native android app. Plz fix

Barely update The ui is dated and seems barely supported.

No Skype No Stars I paid for the app back before it was free. Paid for LIFETIME subscription to Astra for pc and yet despite other app(s) having Skype they have turned a loyal customer away due to failed integration of Skype. Sticking with IM+ Pro until further notice.

Buggy on S4 My google contacts who are "away" appear in Trillian, but those who are "online" do not.

In Desperate Need of a UI Update The core chat functionality of the app still works great, but the app is in desperate need of a refresh to bring it up to modern UI standards, both in appearance and in usability.

Samsung Galaxy S3 Excellent app. Feature request: 1. Skype integration 2. Able to be started on boot 3. Able to be themed 4. Able to find possible new contacts from contact list Also to help encourage new features, the next time there is an update for the android app, I will be buying a lifetime subscription

Simple. Dull. Barely any options. No notification settings per user. Instead of looking original, like the old Windows Trillian theme, it looks uninspired and copies the iPhone text messaging look with those bubbles. Awkward smiley popup that doesn't even have all the trillian smileys. Nothing feels Trillian about this. Registering in app was very buggy, said username was taken (tried many), had to resort to computer browser which worked with same username.

Not a review, just an opinion, and a negative one. I don't hold my opinions in such high regard that I call my opinions on things, "reviews". All I do is give my opinion of something with my limited experience and exposure to such things. This being the case, the Trillian Android application for smartphones. In a simple word, broken. On my first install, when it asked me for a new login name, I tried three. Each, it told me, was taken. I then setup the program on my laptop, and the very first login name I had tried on my phone (which was then denied), worked perfectly. Once setup proper on my laptop I proceeded to set it up once again on my phone (Galaxy S2). After my correctly existing account had been set up on my laptop, it then told me my signin password for Trillian was wrong on my phone, which I confirmed it was actually right on my laptop. Right, so for the actual desktop/laptop computers, Trillian works just fine. On mobile devices (at least my own), not at all. I'd give this application zero stars if I could, but since it requires at least a 1 out of 5, that's what it receives.

Ewww Embrace holo already!

Works great Trillian works great, unifying several networks and synching your history across all of your devices. But! It was designed to end the 2000s messenger madness, and stopped there. Thanks to lacking development, it sits next to Whatsapp, Skype, Vibr, SMS as one more texting app instead of ruling them all. It is basically a container for legacy networks, which is a terrible pity. Get your act together, dudes! Trillian is dying!!!

Simply the best Excellent app. Would love to see email notifications like the desktop app. Down 1 star. Google says connected but isn't working since last update. Works fine on desktop and with native android app. Plz fix

Barely update The ui is dated and seems barely supported.

No Skype No Stars I paid for the app back before it was free. Paid for LIFETIME subscription to Astra for pc and yet despite other app(s) having Skype they have turned a loyal customer away due to failed integration of Skype. Sticking with IM+ Pro until further notice.

Buggy on S4 My google contacts who are "away" appear in Trillian, but those who are "online" do not.

In Desperate Need of a UI Update The core chat functionality of the app still works great, but the app is in desperate need of a refresh to bring it up to modern UI standards, both in appearance and in usability.

Samsung Galaxy S3 Excellent app. Feature request: 1. Skype integration 2. Able to be started on boot 3. Able to be themed 4. Able to find possible new contacts from contact list Also to help encourage new features, the next time there is an update for the android app, I will be buying a lifetime subscription

Simple. Dull. Barely any options. No notification settings per user. Instead of looking original, like the old Windows Trillian theme, it looks uninspired and copies the iPhone text messaging look with those bubbles. Awkward smiley popup that doesn't even have all the trillian smileys. Nothing feels Trillian about this. Registering in app was very buggy, said username was taken (tried many), had to resort to computer browser which worked with same username.

Not a review, just an opinion, and a negative one. I don't hold my opinions in such high regard that I call my opinions on things, "reviews". All I do is give my opinion of something with my limited experience and exposure to such things. This being the case, the Trillian Android application for smartphones. In a simple word, broken. On my first install, when it asked me for a new login name, I tried three. Each, it told me, was taken. I then setup the program on my laptop, and the very first login name I had tried on my phone (which was then denied), worked perfectly. Once setup proper on my laptop I proceeded to set it up once again on my phone (Galaxy S2). After my correctly existing account had been set up on my laptop, it then told me my signin password for Trillian was wrong on my phone, which I confirmed it was actually right on my laptop. Right, so for the actual desktop/laptop computers, Trillian works just fine. On mobile devices (at least my own), not at all. I'd give this application zero stars if I could, but since it requires at least a 1 out of 5, that's what it receives.

Ewww Embrace holo already!