I've been using Mundu on my 680 and while I'm not nearly as happy with
it as I was with VeriChat, it works well -- at least for as much as I
use I'M, which is not a lot.
So while I can't speak to some of the features (I guess I'll have to
play some and see) I have used it enough to know I don't have reset
problems with it. It does the auto-logon thing to aol, msn and yahoo
(the ones I use). I haven't noticed it dropping out.
Alli wrote:
> It's not Sprint only, but might be CDMA only. I know someone on Verizon
> who loves it.
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> Sandro Campos Mancini wrote:
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>> Thanks, but it seems to be a Sprint-only application, so I'm left in the
>> cold. We Palm users are IM-orphans after Verichat has been discontinued...
>> There is not one multi-IM network client that is rock-solid (no resets) AND
>> manages to always leave IM networks connected. Not to mention features like
>> "contact renaming" (being able to rename one's nickname), "IM grouping"
>> (viewing all IM contacts in one unique list) "message history" (archiving
>> past messages and allowing them to be easily viewed) and "auto-on/auto-off"
>> (connecting and disconnecting at preset hours).
>>
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>> Sandro Campos Mancini
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> Yahoo! Groups Links
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