September 2005 Headlines
Consolidating Your IM Applications with Trillian or Gaim
informit.com ~ 2005-09-02
. . . One of these messaging clients is Trillian, created by Cerulean Studios, which touts its IM application as the "Swiss Army Knife of Messaging." . . .
Interview With Blake Ross, Firefox Developer
Tom's Hardware Guide Columns ~ 2005-09-07
9. Are there any non-open source products that you use on a regular basis? Sure. Development model doesn't factor into my choice of software. I use Microsoft Word, Trillian . . .
AIM: Getting More than You Bargained For
Earthweb ~ 2005-09-19
Within minutes, I had banished AIM from my system and to this day continue to use a third-party program, called Trillian, to access my AIM account. I'm happy with Trillian, but as a privacy person, every once in a while curiosity gets the better of me,
U3 USB Smart Drives Get Ready to Ship
Designtechnica ~ 2005-09-19
A variety of applications will come either pre-loaded on the drives or available for download at U3’s website. These applications include AOL’s Winamp media player, Cerulean Studios’ Trillian instant messaging client and Skye’s VOIP software.
Instant Messenger Mania
The Anchor ~ 2005-09-20
Trillian has two separate versions, the more advanced of which requires a small one-time fee. These mega-messengers have been available for some time. They employ an interface that is different from what most people are used to and can be difficult to fig
Google Talk: It's a Start
PCWorld.com ~ 2005-09-28
Although I like Google Talk, I don't need it. My friends use AIM and ICQ, so Trillian and iChat serve me just fine. But when I know more Gmailers, or when Google adds extra features, I might look again.
