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eBuddy Messenger - All Your Chats Rolled Into One
Tested version: 2.0.5
Latest version: 3.0.5
Requires Android: from 1.5
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Summary
Given the amount of different messaging services, it's really difficult to keep track of them all. Facebook, Gtalk, MSN, AOL – how do you keep them all organized in one place? With eBuddy Messenger you get all your IM contacts in one convenient location. With all your chats under one roof, you can finally stop receiving separate notifications for every different chat service that you have running in the background.
Features & Use
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With eBuddy Messenger you can do the following:
- Add existing IM accounts: MSN, Yahoo!, AIM, Gtalk, ICQ and Facebook
- Display all your buddies in one list
- Add new buddies to your IM account
- Set a status message (although I couldn't figure out how other people could see it)
eBuddy Messenger has got all it takes for easy and user-friendly chatting. The only thing that is missing from the list of supported IM accounts is Skype. Why include Facebook but not Skype?
You can easily switch between multiple chats by simply sliding your finger across the screen. Now that's a huge time saver. As usual, the app comes with a good selection of emoticons. Your list can be ordered by name, group or account type.
eBuddy notifies you about new messages with vibration and/or audio tone depending on your preference.
If Skype was included in the list of supported IM services, I could rate this app with 5 stars. But since it doesn't I'm going to have to go with 4 stars instead.
Screen & Controls
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The screen is very well laid out. With just three tabs, it's easy to find everything with just one tap. Without having to use too much of your brain you can figure out how the app works in a flash. If you happen to lose your internet connection, for example, just longtap the IM account and you'll get automatically reconnected. It may not sound like much, but it's nice to have an app that works smoothly. The chat window looks pretty good and reminds me of Apple's iChat. All in all – eBuddy Messenger is a decent piece of work!
Speed & Stability
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eBuddy Messenger runs very smoothly. You can keep the app running for hours on end and it never crashes or freezes. That's extremely important for a IM multimessenger such as eBuddy.
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eBuddy Messenger can be downloaded for free from our AndroidPIT App Center.
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Aug 18, 2011 10:18:56 AM
most of these IM services are totally outdated. I mean who in the world still uses MSN, ICQ and AOL?
Aug 18, 2011 10:20:20 AM
all I need is Facebook, Gchat and Skype chat . Without Skype the whole thing is worthless for me.
Aug 18, 2011 5:41:27 PM
@aaron a lot of people still use msn :-) anyway, I have switched from ebuddy to Trillian a few months ago, as I found it easier to use it on both phone and pc ; when someone send me a message, I can be notified on the phone, and use a real messenger application on the PC to answer it.
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Market Comments
Paul, May 13, 2012
Needs to be worked. ebuddy for android and for java mobile, are 2 different things. I like the second more, because it's complete. Android version doesn't have support for conversation with several people in 1 window and also is buggy with adding a profile picture. 3 stars overall, needs more work, before release. Otherwise, it's a good app :)
Rahul, May 13, 2012
It's over hlp ful... Nice app and grate to be in tuch with friend...luv it...so nice...lolllll
Hermiyawan, May 13, 2012
Good app This app is good. But why not all emoticon from yahoo messanger can be used? Because in java version ebuddy can download all emoticon from yahoo messanger
Allan, May 13, 2012
Bad I have been using this for about 2 months and I have come across around 4 webcam paedophiles that either are showing their boobs or their parts down below. Security is crap because if somebody took your phone they could just log in. Their should be an option to delete the account every time you log in.
Sathyashakil, May 13, 2012
Super Im rahul....im in facebook plse send me a frnd request to Rahul Ahamed
Lkjfhd, May 13, 2012
Works now After several connection problems it seems ebuddy has sorted it all out. Welcome to 2012 ebuddy
Foo S.
i can't sign into gchat!!!