Meebo for your iPhone
Meebo, the popular web multi-client IM service, has spent some time tweaking Meebo to be even better, this time for your iPhone! Now you can talk and chat on you iPhone to all your friends around the world using any of your IM clients. Meebo isn’t the first service to be doing this for the iPhone, Mundu started awhile back but it is a pay service.
The only problem I can see is that chatting can be slow if you’re not connected to Wi-Fi and your using EDGE - it’s been reported to be extremely slow. It seems like a great product, but we have no way of testing it out as we’re iPhone-less (we can give them away, but can’t afford our own, figure that). If you have an iPhone please check it out and let us know how it is in the comments below.
This advancement from Meebo is great, hopefully it will push Apple to develop an iChat client for the iPhone.
Via [Tech Cruch]
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