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Mind of an Err0r

Google goes talking
Thursday, August 25, 2005

Google has launched an IM service called Google Talk.

Seems pretty uneccessary to me, we already have enough IM programs (AIM, MSN, Yahoo, ICQ, QQ), more than enough..

I am a user of MSN and all my friends use it, so I see no point in changing to Google Talk right now, but I do feel that MSN is kinda cluttered with ads and tabs and Microsoft stuff.

Google Talk only works for people with Gmail, for those who don't have it, I can invite you if you just post your email below.

posted by Err0r @ 8:45 PM,




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