IM+: Instant Messaging for Android

v. 2.0.2

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Chat within Google Talk, Yahoo, MSN, AIM, ICQ, MySpace and Jabber

Chat everywhere!

IM+ will keep you connected all-in-one to Google Talk, Yahoo, MSN/Live Messenger, AIM/iChat, ICQ, MySpace and Jabber.

New! Download and try the new IM+ for Android 3.0.5 Beta version for free!
IM+ Free Beta comes with completely new user interface, Skype and Facebook, convenient notifications and more. The best feedbacks and reviews will be rewarded with IM+ licenses for the upcoming full version after beta-testing.

Lifetime license: all further updates included. Free license transfer to another device except iPhone/iPod Touch/iPad.

$4.95

Requirements:

Requires Android OS 1.5 or later.
Note: change extension to .apk if you downloaded .zip file with Internet Explorer.

Features

Always on communication across all public messaging systems

Communicate with your friends in a single buddy list. No pre-registration required!

View all open dialogs and unread messages in one window

You may have multiple conversations at the same time and use multiple accounts of the same service.

No cost per message!

Send IM for free and save on SMS!

Avatars and full emoticons support

IM+ all-in-one instant messenger for HTC, Motorola, Samsung smartphones with Android brings you the new level of experience, making it easier to stay in touch with your parents and children, have fun with friends and make business deals with your partners!

"Genial chess move"

Focus Magazine

"IM+ is the best mobile application in the world!"

Connect Magazine

"IM+ has the largest array of emoticons that I have ever seen."

World of Apple

"A top notch IM app on all platforms."

Tech N' Marketing

"IM+ is great. It has more services than any other app, and does it in a way that is simple and intelligent."

The Appera

"I use IM+ now very long and for me it's really the best messenger app."

App Report

"If you are someone who runs multiple accounts across multiple messaging services, IM+ saves you the trouble of having to hop between apps."

Pocket Insider