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Zemble.com – Yet Another Web 2.0 Startup

November 24th, 2006 SkyHorse

Zemble.com is the social networking website that helps you interact with your friends through the power of text messaging.

Group Text Messages
You can text message large groups of friends from your phone by sending just one text message, and it goes out to the whole group.

Reply-All Text Messaging
We have developed a super secret algorithm that allows you to choose if you want to respond to the entire group or just the person who sent you the text.

Zemble Alerts
For you news junkies, we can send you breaking general, political entertainment, business, U.S. or World news alerts. Ever woken up and wondered what the weather is going to be like today? We can send you weather updates each morning. Can’t get away from the TV? Now you can with Zemble sports scores alerts.

Zemble Event Management
Zemble users can use Zemble to organize their lives with robust event-management features including the first social networking calender.

Tags: Instant Messaging, sms, startups, web-2.0

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Meebo lunches Meebo Me!

August 9th, 2006 SkyHorse

Meebo, an ultra-cool AJAX powered web-based IM system has lunched their latest product: Meebo Me!
Meebo me allows you to place a flash widget on your website that directly connects your visitors to you for an instant on-line chat! The best is the ease of use… I set mine up in less than 3 minutes! Check it out at the bottom of the navigation sidebar on this page… and if you’re lucky I’ll even say hello back to you!

Go Meebo!

Tags: Instant Messaging, Web Design, web-2.0

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MSN Messenger talks to Yahoo

October 12th, 2005 SkyHorse

Could Microsoft and Yahoo starting to get a bit scared of Google Chat? Or AOL Messenger?
Either way, they decided to “merge” their networks by allowing users to communicate across the two different services.
Perhaps the future will be made of several suppliers, such as MSN and ICQ, but with the several different networks all talking to each other.
Or perhaps Microsoft is getting ready to buy Yahoo?

Tags: Instant Messaging

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