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FINALLY use the Built-in IM client on your unbranded phones!!!!

**Olly and I have been using this a bit this morning, and can attest that it works. You need to PM TravisNJ (hofo user) to get signed up for the beta.

On most Nokia phones you have "My Friends" in your phone. This is known as Wireless Village.

I am developing a new Wireless Village Community, at this time you can join a limited beta group (Need 300-1000 users to beta test).

1. You will not have to use a 3rd party application to IM (Better than IM+, etc. as it uses no overhead and memory, WV "Wireless Village" or "My Friends" is embeded in your phone.) You will not install anything on your phone!

2. You will use NO SMS/MMS (no nickel and diming fees, etc.)

3. Wireless Village allows you to create private/ public chat rooms for massive group chats

4. Chat with your contacts on AIM, ICQ and MSN at this time. (Yahoo and Google comming in the next week or two)

5. We support PC Clients such as Miranda, iChat, Etc.

6. Soon will support Email to Wireless Village and Wireless Village to Email messaging too.

If your interested in beta testing please PM me.

Thank you.

P.s. Great articles at the top, Wikipedia and OMA has a lot of information about our WV community. http://www.google.com/search?client...=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
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it just uses data?
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Yes, it only uses data.

I ran across some software to set up my own wireless village server, but that stuff was WAY over my head.
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Yes, it only uses data.

I ran across some software to set up my own wireless village server, but that stuff was WAY over my head.


Dr. Tran, get on the beta with this, it works phenomenally well!

-olly
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I've been using it all morning on my 6131 and it's simply tremendous!

1. you can set custom IM notification in the OS - so you get a different chime for an IM than a SMS
2. you can get pop-up notification when users come online
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How is that going to work anyways, is it a service where we'll be able to sign up and such or everyone needs to go through that one guy to setup or change any setting? Also what does that WV give that normal IM systems don't, is there like chat channels and such?
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How is that going to work anyways, is it a service where we'll be able to sign up and such or everyone needs to go through that one guy to setup or change any setting? Also what does that WV give that normal IM systems don't, is there like chat channels and such?


The biggest thing with WV is that it can be used through the built-in client on your phone. So you have notices, alerts, etc at the OS level. For example, when I get an IM from Ricky, it shows up just like an sms notification does (i.e. instead of saying "1 new Message" it says "1 new IM"). It can be configured (though the beta isn't there yet), to aggregate all of your IM clients into one, just like AGile... but unlike Agile, it's way more stable because it's a part of the OS itself, rather than being a 3rd party app (and appears to use way less RAM).

For right now you have to sign up through the guy that's putting on the beta test, but after it's out of beta, it should be something you can just sign up for at will.

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I was confirmed that after the BETA, there will be a web-based sign-up system.
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Seems weird that there isn't more services like this since it's on pretty much all Nokia phones. I know of Yamigo but that site hasn't been updated since 2003 lol
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Does this work with the Nokia E61?
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and if you ever tried Yamigo, it was absolute garbage.
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well can we chat using the internal community? my username is kaplanfx. Also I'm using AIM, outgoing messages are fast, but when I send a message back to the device it takes forever to recieve. I'd say almost a minute of delay or so.

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I just signed up for this as well...
Already it's better than Yamigo - it logged in.

I tried with a new AIM account, so I can't talk about importing of buddy lists etc. But the messages come in nicely, and I like that I get standard S60 notifications when IM's come in, as opposed to IM+ which I've tended to leave logged in and receiving dozens of IMs and not noticing.
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Does this work with the Nokia E61?


I'm using it on the e61 right now, works beautifully.

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I'm using it on the e61 right now, works beautifully.

-olly

Sweet!! I PM TravisNJ and he said testing is closed. He will try to get me in when he opens it again...Thanks guys
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