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OneTeam family for iPhone: new version 4.0
The OneTeam family for iPhone (and other iOS devices from Apple, iPod and iPad) has received new exciting features for an even better user experience. Read more below.
3 min readhosted.IM: your domain without DNS configuration
The latest release of hosted.IM now allow users to create Instant Messaging domains without the need to own a custom Internet Domain.
1 min readTextOne for iPhone, with photo sharing!
Our iPhone version of TextOne, the simple and fast messenger for smartphones, has received a nice photo sharing feature.
1 min readTsung 1.3.3 has been released
Tsung 1.3.3 fixes severals bugs. It fixes support for SSL with erlang R14A.
1 min readLatest hosted.IM release
We are proud to announce the latest update on hosted.IM including the following new features: * HTTP support for XMPP connections (BOSH) * Connection manager URL:
1 min readejabberd 2.1.5 and exmpp 0.9.5 bugfix releases
We are pleased to announce the bugfix releases ejabberd 2.1.5 and exmpp 0.9.5. Regarding ejabberd 2.1.5: The main changes
2 min readProcessOne releases OneCached, a Memcached in erlang
ProcessOne has just released OneCached, a Memcached server and client implementation written in Erlang.
1 min readHosted.IM gets gateways to legacy IM systems
The XMPP service for your domains has just received a much demanded feature: gateways to legacy IM systems.
1 min readCase study: Arc International
Arc International has migrated away from a proprietary solution to the open source, and open standards ejabberd and Psi, realising cost-savings and productivity increase.
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