So let's get something straight here: Google is making a big deal about a new and improved Google Talk - a service that apparently few people use (not an unusual situation for many of Google's new services - Google Spreadsheets, anyone?). Will file sharing, voice mail and music status change anything? Personally, I'm a Google Talk user but I only use it for instant messaging, which makes me a pretty rare breed.
More: For other views, check out Ben Metcalfe, who is far from impressed, and Inside Google.
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Google Talk: All Talk But Little Walk
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Re: Google Talk: All Talk But Little Walk
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Jim Van Meggelen
on Thu 17 Aug 2006 09:03 AM EDT | Permanent Link
Google Talk may have a brighter future than it at first appears, due to it's use of the XMPP (Jabber) protocol, which is quickly becoming popular in emerging telephony applications.
This means that Google Talk could be used by corporate road warriors to easily stay in touch with the main office. Additionally, organizations can offer their customers a way to use a chat client to connect into the PBX environment. Re: Google Talk: All Talk But Little Walk
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on Tue 15 May 2007 12:54 PM EDT | Permanent Link
google needs to be interoperable, and compatible with services allready WIDELY used, (aim, yahoo, flickr, myspace, something that takes advantage of every community and can converge them all...
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