IPhone Application Features
Qnext improves iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch use by providing tighter integration to the device features and abilities. The devices become one more device in the users worldwide network. Some of the key features of Qnext for iPad and iPhone include:
- Send and receive free instant messages with emoticons using AIM, Facebook Messenger, Google Talk, iMessage, ICQ, XMPP, Microsoft Messenger service, Myspace IM, Qnext, and Yahoo! Messenger
- Synchronize and display user multi-protocol instant messaging contacts
- Real-time presence and the state of each Qnext user (online, offline, do not disturb, etc.) and account’s status message
- Add contacts and groups and view/ edit account and contact information
- Sound and display messages event notification
- Display the listing of each Qnext user shared content with one touch access to the shared content
- View any photographs, albums in thumbnails, full view and slideshow directly from their or anyone else’s computer (by permission)
- View folders and files directly from yours or anyone else’s computer (by permission); supported document types include: Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Excel, Adobe Acrobat, text and more
- Listen to music directly from host or other’s computer (music library or iTunes and Media Player playlist)
- Qnext App for iPad and iPhone supports OS 3.0 or later
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