imov Messenger is based on open standards and is fully interoperable with proprietary instant messaging systems as well as the open Jabber server platform.

imov Messenger gives you the ability to instantly communicate with your contacts using the Internet. The Jabber platform's extensibility allows imov Messenger to be compatible with multiple messaging systems. imov Messenger also provides significant enhancements over proprietary systems, including the ability to send messages to offline users (the user will receive the messages the next time they connect) and compose and send messages even when you are offline (messages will be automatically sent when a network connection becomes available)!

Features:
- Chat.
- Encrypted communications.
- AIM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, Yahoo!, Google Talk, Jabber support.
- Wireless capable.
- Offline message queing.
- Seamless offline/online operation.
- SOCKS5 Proxy.
- New version notification.

With imov Messenger you can communicate with anyone who uses any of these systems:
- AOL Instant Messenger.
- MSN Instant Messenger.
- Yahoo! Messenger.
- ICQ.
- Jabber.
- Google Talk.

***** [Nov 27, 2007] by 9W2ZEK using Dopod 838 Pro
Hai, anybody know how to check the log? For YM I can trace back what I has been chat/message.

***** [Sep 4, 2007] by Vighy using QtekS200
Cool software... Being freeware I cant ask for more... It does what it says to be :)

***** [Feb 19, 2007] by CJ using HP ipaq h5550
I haven't had much expierience with this program but it's working great. I like the interface, too, especially the pop-up message bubbles. A must have if you IM.

***** [Feb 5, 2007] by m.malins using qtek 9000
At last a messaging service that works and is easy to use. I have tried various clients, this is the best by far.

***** [Jun 14, 2006] by Akimitsu using Qtek S110
GUYS!!!! great news I can log onto yahoo, I havent tried chatting with anyon yet cause noone is online on my list, but it has all to do with the servers you have to choose the right server and when you are creating a new name for the server, you cant use the same name twice, so use numbers to change it I.e. "class1" "class2" for another server "class 3" for the next one just keep picking servers until they work for you.

** [Mar 17, 2006] by mee using Axim
I have tried and tried to get this stuff to work. It installed easily and looked promising until it got to account time. I have yet to be able to get any of my accounts set up even following their directions.

*** [Feb 8, 2006] by Paul using Toshiba E800
Installation was simple as most are. I am new to the Jabber servers but my account creation was simple and quick. When it came to actually sending messages through the various services such as AIM etc the only one that I could get my account recognized was ICQ, I tried changing servers but still can not get my account with AIM recognized by Jabber so I am sure that is a server related issue. As far as the software is concerned it gives me the impression of a barebones no frills software that was intended for the basics. Layout design and navigation is poor, no back or cancel buttons to be found anywhere. Other than the main window there is no server response verification, even when I turned off my wireless interface the main screen gave the appearence I was still connected. 4/10. Too much guessing if I am on-line or not.

**** [Jan 17, 2005] by William Pless using dell axim x30 624 mhz
This is a cool piece of software. You have to add each buddy to your list, but it's very cool. Be sure to visit the website above to get client information in order to connect. Good work in respect to the jabber engine.