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Comments on: Cingular pumps up wireless IM, e-mail

Company wants to make accessing e-mail, popular instant-messaging programs on a cell phone as easy as it is on a BlackBerry.

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great, but ...
by ablocker October 24, 2005 9:03 AM PDT
I would be far, far happier if it worked with any POP or IMAP mail service (a la BB web client). Still a great start.
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whatever!
by October 24, 2005 9:22 AM PDT
wheres my 3G compact flash transceiver?
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hmm...
by djpaisley October 24, 2005 9:24 AM PDT
are they going to be adding advertisements like they do to the Multimedia messages? Also when are they going to come out with unlimited Text like other carriers?
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cool, but..
by Roman12 October 24, 2005 1:15 PM PDT
This is a great idea, and it would be cool to use IM on a phone. But I don't thing this will become too popular because most mobile phones dont have a button for every letter and it would make instant messeging harder, and slow. Plus the costs of using internet from your phone. I think using text messeging to communicate is hard/slow enough already. When I sign in on my computer, there are at least 3 people that a conversation with me. I can't even imagine having to respond to all the incoming conversations with the people on your list when using a mobile phone.
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Still a work in progress
by sxxxy247 November 7, 2005 12:44 PM PST
I've tried the Mobile IM on my Sony Ericsson z500a and I received about 500 corrupted emails, just while trying to set it up.
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