Agile Messenger, techie question...

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lark1000

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#2066 18-Aug-2004 08:40

I have Agile Messenger and using with T-Mobile. as i said in an earlier post, i was using with no problems up to about a week ago when it stopped logging onto any service.

looking at the Agile site, it says that i need full TCP/IP networking with my phone for it to work. T-Mobile said that i dont have that with my service......but it WAS working! I guess someone flipped a switch somewhere last week on me and turned it off? I dont know! Does anyone know what could have been making it work before if i didnt have full TCP/IP networking?

If it comes down to it, does anyone know of any other IM programs taht work with AIM, MSN, and Yahoo?

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#7815 18-Aug-2004 09:53

Any other program will require some special ports. I don't think there's any that work over port 80 on smartphones. I think access to all ports is a paid service. Some operators allow it for free, but I think most restrict full access.

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#7817 18-Aug-2004 11:25

Well do you or anyone know of any other IM'ing programs that may work? the only other one ive seen is IM+ which doesnt seem to support Yahoo. what i have seen about it doesnt really seem very user friendly either. I was just spoiled by the Agile Messenger, it was just so cool!!! :(

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#7818 18-Aug-2004 11:31

No, I don't know other IM. You can try in our Geekzone Software Store and look for IM on the Symbian section. But I know what you mean. Agile Messenger is a ery good software, I've used it on a Nokia 3650 and Sony Ericsson P800 before.

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