Verbs IM now available on the iPad
Verbs, the popular iPhone IM client is now available on the iPad! The interface is simple, strait-forward, and intuitive. Verbs supports GTalk, Facebook, AIM and MobileMe.
Verbs is a simple instant messaging client with a gorgeous interface. It's slick, fast and it just works!
- Supports GTalk, Facebook, AIM and MobileMe.
- Get Local Notifications for messages for 10 minutes when running in the background.
- Use CloudApp and Droplr to send Photos.
- View downloaded Office and iWork documents right within the app.
- Mark links in received messages to read later via Instapaper.
- Send beautifully crafted chat logs via email.
- Supports landscape orientation.
- Displays your AIM and Gtalk buddies linked in AddressBook.
- Stunning Retina Display graphics.
Pro features:
- Receive Push Notifications for received messages.
- Keep your accounts logged in for up to 7 days!
- Saves battery by routing all accounts through a single network connection.
- Secure and encrypted.
Verbs IM is available on sale for the iPhone and iPad for $0.99.
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This update is awesome
4.99 for push notifications and encryption PLUS .99 just to get the app?
PASS
Still cheaper than Beejive.
Cheaper, maybe, but its features are hidden behind IAP, making it less appealing for watching price drops and such.
Also, IM+ Pro and BeeJive have a solid and long term rep for their status on the iPad.
I'd be much happier if they had a lite version to try out.
And don't say "It's only 99 cents". 99 cents can add up really quickly.
"strait-forward"? who writes these posts?
Leanna Lofte.... You blind ??
.... Really?
He was saying it ironically. As in "Who runs this company??"
Strait forward is, and I love Leanna, grammatically incorrect.
Straightforward was the correct choice.
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