If you enjoy the immediacy of Instant Messaging and want an Android app that can keep you logged into multiple IM services, then eBuddy Messenger might be your answer. eBuddy is compatible with MSN, ...

Web-based instant message services — whether AIM, MSN, Yahoo or Gtalk — are some of the most popular forms of online communication. There are a couple startups that have taken advantage of this; most ...

Independent Web and mobile instant messaging platform eBuddy has launched an application for Google's Android that connects consumers with various IM services. eBuddy for Android lets consumers ...

Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote about everything from new Web start-ups, to remote-controlled robots that watch your house. Prior to joining CNET, Josh ...

Wired Web and mobile instant messaging provider eBuddy has surpassed a milestone of 10 million J2ME downloads of its mobile IM client since its launch in June 2007. The company's mobile IM downloads ...

eBuddy Pro aims to be Adium for the iPhone and iPod touch. It’s a push-enabled chat application that lets you instant message with your buddies on AIM, Facebook, Yahoo, MSN, ICQ, GTalk, MySpace, and ...

The Netherlands-based eBuddy, which markets a comprehensive application that lets users handle multiple instant messaging accounts from the web or their mobile phones, is today releasing an ...

For the past four months, Amsterdam-based eBuddy has turned a profit, CEO Jan-Joost Rueb tells me, by offering advertising-supported services for free in combination with sales of a premium iPhone ...

eBuddy, the Dutch software company specializing in mobile and Web-based messaging services, has been acquired by accommodation booking platform and fellow Netherlands company Booking.com. In an ...

Until now in Apple’s App Store, an all-in-one IM client with push notification was something you had to pay for, but eBuddy‘s changing that. The app is the first free all-in-one IM client to notify ...

eBuddy Co-founder Onno Bakker announced today at Plugg that eBuddy signed a million dollar plus deal (for one year) with mobile advertising network inMobi to sell part of eBuddy’s mobile inventory.

Group messaging - or so-called over-the-top (OTT) messaging - apps have been featured a lot in the news of late, with big plans hailing from China’s Weixin rebranding as WeChat in order to go global, ...