Yahoo! Messenger11.5.0.228
Yahoo! Messenger11.5.0.228
Description
Yahoo! Messenger was discontinued from the 17th July 2018. Yahoo does not have a replacement for this service, however,
they are developing a group messaging app called Yahoo Squirrel that is currently in Beta.
Looking for an alternative? Try one of these popular messengers below.
Skype - WIN - MAC
Looking for an alternative? Try one of these popular messengers below.
Skype - WIN - MAC
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Skype is the most popular free voice-over IP and instant messaging
service globally. It allows users to text, video and voice call over the
internet. Users can also call landlines and mobiles at competitive
rates using Skype credit, premium accounts and subscriptions. Skype uses
P2P technology to connect users on a multitude of platforms including
desktop, mobile and tablet. The call quality (depending on your internet
signal) and additional features like conversation history, conference
calling and secure file transfer are excellent. There have been some
criticisms over the programs bandwidth usage and security
vulnerabilities.
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Viber is a popular free Voice-over IP messaging service and Skype
alternative, that can be used on your smartphone, Mac, or PC. The Viber
client takes the convenience of the mobile app and brings it to your PC
or Mac so you can stay connected even when you don’t have your mobile
phone. It also makes it easier to get on with work and multitask while
communicating with your contacts.
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Slack is an online, social messaging platform that is designed for teams
of all sizes, so they can collaborate on projects more effectively.
Users can create a team in Slack, and then log in to hold group or
private chats, share data and links with each member of that team and
discuss the project together. All of the communications that are held on
Slack are grouped into different Channels, and everything that is
created is searchable.
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WhatsApp is a renowned messaging service that has been around for some
time now. Although you can use it on the web, WhatsApp has launched a
desktop app for both Windows and Mac OS X platforms.
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