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Windows Live Messenger for iPhone Screenshots Revealed
Neowin.net has posted a first look at screenshots of Microsoft’s upcoming Windows Live Messenger for the iPhone. The iPhone OS was introduced in mid 2007. It has been almost three years and Windows Live users haven’t had a taste of an official app for the iPhone. Well that has now changed.
According to Neowin.net:
Today we can exclusively unveil the first official screenshots of Windows Live Messenger for iPhone. The application will arrive in June alongside the rest of Windows Live Wave 4. According to our sources, Microsoft will unveil the next generation of Windows Live Messenger tomorrow but will not ship bits to public beta until June. A limited private beta is expected to take place in May.
Windows Live Messenger for iPhone will include photo sharing, chat and a social stream for users.
There are free alternatives out there for MSN users. Such examples include Meebo, IM+ Lite, and eBuddy. This news comes a few years too late, but then again this is Microsoft we’re talking about. 😉 Should this be filed under, “News we really don’t care about”?
Screenshots below:
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The only thing Microsoft could bring to the table that hasn't already
been done by say IM+ would be incorporating the newest windows
messenger feature: Multiple sign-in points which allows you to be
connected at more than one place. Would be incredibly convenient, I'm
tired of playing sign in tug of war between my computer and my phone.
lol what about the unnecessary spam accounts that are allways adding u on messenger, or deleting ur email by changing ur junk mail settings…. 😛
That's a great suggestion! When you do get the application, we'd love to hear how you like it at http://www.facebook.com/windowscanada
Cheers,
Andy
Windows Canada
That's a great suggestion! When you do get the application, we'd love to hear how you like it at http://www.facebook.com/windowscanada
Cheers,
Andy
Windows Canada