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AIM
Last modified: Friday, March 27, 2009
Short for AOL Instant Messenger, AIM is a public IM
network that was launched by AOL in 1997. AIM is an advertising supported
platform, meaning its users will often see ads displayed while using the client.
AIM supports file-sharing, buddy lists, RSS feeds, the capability to send
messages to users who are offline, a universal address book, AIM pages, AIM
bots, a customizable interface, AIM plug-ins, and other features. Current AIM
clients include AIM 6.8, Pro, AIM express, AIM Triton, as well as an assortment
of beta and mobile clients. AIM is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux
platforms.
AOL Instant Messenger AOL instant Messenger (AIM) service is a free online service that lets you communicate with family, friends and co-workers in real time.
Quick Reference: Internet Telephony Internet telephony can be basically broken down into three categories consisting of PC-to-PC telephony, PC to Phone, and Phone to Phone.
Text Messaging Abbreviations This Quick Reference Guide provides an overview and examples of text messaging abbreviations and smilies.
