Platforms: Symbian OS, Series 60, Series 80, Series 90, UIQ
Categories: Internet & Communications
Upload date: 10 Apr 10
Developer:
License: Freeware
Downloads: 4215 File Size: 197 Kb
IMHere-
By far the most advanced Yahoo/MSN messenger for mobiles. This new version integrates Google Maps. Now you can see where you and your buddies are.
Features:
MSN instant messaging
Yahoo instant messaging
Add/remove contacts
Invite contacts
Emoticons
Google Maps: See where you are, if (Bluetooth) GPS available, and send your location to your buddies (They will receive a link with a Google Map), see where your buddies are, find addresses, find businesses
Snap and send photos during a chat. The other users in the chat room will receive a link where they can watch the photo. Sending photos via IMHere is much cheaper than MMS and IMHere can reach both mobiles as PCs.
Personalize your photos using Snap&Sketch
Receive photos from other IMHere mobiles
Send Emails
Favourite messages
Supports most characters (us, chinese, arab, greek, etc).
When you chat or email you only pay the internet traffic (WAP, GPRS or UMTS). No extra fees or whatsoever. Sending messages and photos is much cheaper than SMS and MMS and you can reach all your MSN and Yahoo buddies on PC and mobile. When logged in you get the same contact list as on your PC. Requires internet, for example via WAP, GPRS, UMTS, etc.
IMHere supports menus in the following languages:
English
Chines
Italian
Dutch
Portuguese
Slovenian
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