Facebook Chat Now Available in Windows Live Messenger
- Posted: Aug 17, 2010 at 2:49 PM
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The Windows Live team has released a new version of the Messenger 2011 beta with integrated Facebook chat.
Link your Windows Live ID with your Facebook account and you'll be able to chat with friends logged into Facebook.
For a quick demo, check out the video, and to download the updated beta bits go here: http://explore.live.com/windows-live-messenger-beta.
Link your Windows Live ID with your Facebook account and you'll be able to chat with friends logged into Facebook.
For a quick demo, check out the video, and to download the updated beta bits go here: http://explore.live.com/windows-live-messenger-beta.
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That's great first step. Now you only need to support other protocols like Jabber (as far as I recall Facebook is in fact Jabber so this should be easy), ICQ, etc. and Messenger will become the ultimate IM.
Jabber would be fine, but ICQ should die finally. It'st he worst client, using the worst protocol existing - full of russian spammers.
But I don't think MS will implement any other protocols.
I don't see any Twitter integration. Have I missed it?
That's probably true but once you build a contact base you need it. For example I have like 10 times more ICQ contacts than MSN contacts. ICQ is still very popular in some parts of the world. I don't use the actual ICQ client because I prefer a client that can contain all my IM accounts. Right now my choice is Miranda. I would like to switch to Messenger but it is just not possible now.
With Video Live Messages Beta service discontinued last month, I was wondering if the Windows Live Team added the capability to create video messages into Windows Live Messenger or Mail. If so, how do you invoke this? Thanks
Is the beta written in WPF?
oh, so good, thank you very much for share.
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