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Windows Store app highlight: IM+, the all in one instant messenger app for Windows 8 – onmsft.com

Ron Ron
January 7, 2013
1 min read

Im+ for windows 8

Looking for an app for Windows 8 that offers support for all major Instant Messaging services including Windows Live Messenger, Facebook, Skype, Google Talk, etc? Look no further. IM+ supports every single major Instant Messaging service out there and allows you to have them in one single app.

“IM+ supports all major IM services, including Windows Live Messenger, Facebook, Skype chat, Google Talk, AOL/AIM/iChat, Yahoo!, ICQ, Vkontakte, Mail.Ru Agent, Odnoklassniki, Yandex chat, Mamba.Ru, Mig33, SINA Weibo, Renren, Fetion, Gadu-Gadu, MeinVZ and Jabber. IM+ features text messages and photo sending, supports group chats in Skype, AIM and ICQ, allows to add multiple accounts per service, lets you show your mood with personal status messages and customize application appearance, supports typing notifications and we’re not done yet, new IM+ features will keep coming!” the app description reads. You can even customize the background appearance of the app with different textures!

IM+ is available as a free download for Windows 8 and Windows RT. IM+ Pro removes the advetisement and adds customizable Push timeout for $4.99. Hit the download links below to grab this app.

IM+ for Windows 8/RT

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