Talk to MSN Messenger Using Google Talk
23 Sep, 2006, 1:15 pm IST | by
Aalaap Ghag
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GTalktoVoIP is a service that lets you make voice calls from your Google Talk or Windows Live Messenger (MSN Messenger) client. It even lets you do voice or text chat with Messenger users from your Google Talk - something comparable to the recent Yahoo! Messenger and Windows Live Messenger alignment. There is no registration required - all you have to do is add "service@gtalk2voip.com" to your contact list and interact with it using a command line interface of sorts. Type "HELP" for further details.
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Tags: Google Talk , MSN Messenger , Windows Live Messenger , MSN , Google , VoIP , Phone , Chat , Voice
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