instant messaging client features

[100thMonkey]

are there any clients for PPC that allow for
1) mutliple user conference with Yahoo IM

2) file transfer with ICQ, MSN, and YIM

-is so, are they directly connected to the host server or are they jabber clients?

[babykaye]

I use Agile Messenger. They connect directly to the host server. http://www.agilemobile.com/downloads.html

[Dave Potter]

I use Agile Messenger. They connect directly to the host server. http://www.agilemobile.com/downloads.html

Is this free?

[Darius Wey]

Is this free?

Yes. :D

[Kowalski]

i used agila for a long time but then i got bored of it. now i am using msn messager and icq mobile. since i am not a chat maniac, i dont go online with both in the same time.

[babykaye]

I use Agile Messenger. They connect directly to the host server. http://www.agilemobile.com/downloads.html

Is this free?

like DJ Apod said....YES! its free. Great isnt it! :D

[100thMonkey]

I think IM+ directly connects too, but I guess even on PPC platform messaging clients aren't as full featured as on a desktop

[babykaye]

I think IM+ directly connects too, but I guess even on PPC platform messaging clients aren't as full featured as on a desktop

Yes IM+ connects too but its expensive. $20+ right?

[Darius Wey]

For those wondering, Agile also includes a today plugin for quick access.

[RobertCF]

I've been scouring forums and the web for a messaging client that doesn't require connection to a server. In other words, if I'm in a meeting or classroom or what have you, with my WiFi capable PocketPC, and I need to IM my buddy who also has a WiFi capable PocketPC, I want to just connect Ad Hoc and initiate (or accept) a chat session. I've seen some Bluetooth solutions, but it seems an insult that there wouldn't be anything similar in the 802.11x arena.

[dean_shan]

How does it compare to Pocket Messenger?