GoogleTalking With Orkut
09 Nov, 2006, 4:27 pm IST | by
Priyanka Pradhan
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Google's social networking site, Orkut has added a new feature that allows its users to check if their contacts are online and even chat with them via instant messaging service, Google Talk. The service is available to all Orkut users, who will be able to make voice calls, leave voicemail, and transfer files. Once on Google Talk, users will see brightly-colored icons beside their contacts in their friends list indicating their online status, just like the ones on GoogleTalk. The IM service in turn will also be compatible with Orkut in terms of the ability for users to 'scrap' their contacts on Orkut, receive instant notice when others scrap users, and jump to any Orkut profile directly from the messenger. Read more here. |
Tags: Googlw , Orkut , Social networking site , GoogleTalk , voicemail , scraps , instant messaging
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