Jimm – J2ME ICQ Instant Messenger Client for mobile phone
November 1st, 2006 Posted in J2ME / JavaME, Mobile Software, Tips, Tricks, Guide
Previously, I've showed free instant messenger client for mobile phone for Google-Talk (MGTalk) and Yahoo Messenger (YGO).
Now I present you yet another instant messenger client for mobile phone. Jimm is a compact ICQ client for mobile phone, it requires at least MIDP 1.0/CLDC 1.0 capable phone with raw socket supports.
Although it is small, it has all the feature that most people would expect from a 3rd party ICQ client such as :
- Request and read the server side contact list
- Send plain messages (type 1 and 2)
- Receive plain messages (type 1, 2 and 4, and offline messages)
- Send URL messages (type 4)
- Send and receive status messages (away, n/a, etc.)
- Receive URL messages (type 1, 2 and 4, and offline messages)
- Send file transfer messages and send files (type 2 and direct connection)
- Set your status (away, n/a, etc.)
- Receive status updates (user is away, n/a, etc.)
- Request information about other users
- Remove users from the server side contact list
- Add users to the server side contact list
- Rename users on the server side contact list
- Search for users
- Answer authorization requests
- Local history saving and export (Only Siemens builds)
- Multilingual user interface
Download JIMM Mobile ICQ Messenger (J2ME)
[tags]mobile,icq,j2me,javame,java,mobile,midp,cldc[/tags]
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