Mobile Instant Messaging (Mim) is a presence enabled messaging service that aims to transpose the Internet desktop messaging such as Icq or Msn experience to the usage scenario of being connected via a mobile/cellular device. While several of the core ideas of the desktop Im experience and functuality on one hand apply to a connected mobile device, others do not: Users usually only look at their phone's screen-presence status changes might occur under different circumstances as happens at the desktop, and several functional limits exist based on the fact that the vast majority of mobile communication devices are chosen by their users to fit into the palm of their hand.
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In easy to read chapters, with extensive references and links to get you to know all there is to know about Mobile Instant Messaging (Mim) right away, covering: Mobile instant messaging, Comparison of instant messaging clients, Instant messaging client, !!M, Aol Red, Boljoo, Digsby, Easy message, Ebuddy, Excite Private Messenger, Flickim, Gwibber, Imeem, InSpeak Communicator, Instant Mobile Messenger, Jclaim, Kik Messenger, LiveProfile, M-im, Meebo, Menksoft Mongolian Ime, Multiprotocol instant messaging application, Mxit, Nimbuzz Im, Orooni, Palringo, PictoChat, Pino (software), Qnext, Revation Communicator, Tnt (instant messenger), TokBox, Trillian (software), Usage share of instant messaging clients, Utalk, Vzochat, WhatsApp, Xfire, Zango Messenger, Zipit, Comparison of Exchange ActiveSync Clients, Exchange ActiveSync, Intersog, MobiFlex App Studio, Mobile Basic, Mobile application development, Mobile Speak, Navicore, Nielsen RingScan, Openmoko, Qt Extended, Qt Extended Improved, SeeClickFix, Smartface, Vz Navigator, Xhtml Mobile Profile.
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