- Softonic rating:
- Good:7/10
- OS:
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SymbianS60
- License:
- Free
- Added:
- November 12, 2007
- Updated:
- August 19, 2009
- Publisher:
- Website
- File size:
- 2.1 MB
- Downloads:
- 19,737
“Instant messaging client for ICQ, Yahoo and MSN”
Why phone someone when you can chat with them using instant messaging? I guess there are about a million answers to that one, but nevertheless if you're hooked on IM then you may wish to text chat via your mobile phone. Slick is a free instant messaging client that allows you to talk online with your friends via the most popular IM networks.
Specifically, the client lets you connect and communicate with friends on ICQ, Yahoo!, AIM and MSN Messenger. Besides just sending and receiving messages you can also add emoticons (not enough to choose from for my liking though), change your status and add new contacts.
The interface is not too taxing to find your way around and owes much of its design to the popular IM clients. Thankfully, it also brings with it some of the more advanced features of these clients too, including the ability to share files, view chat history, and set up all manner of alerts.
If you're looking for a no-nonsense way of chatting with your IM contacts on the bus then Slick provides a, well, slick, means of doing so.
Languages:
English
OS requirements for Slick:
- OS: Symbian OS
Mobile Full Series:
- Symbian 9.1 Series 60 3rd Ed
Compatible devices:
Click here for a complete list of compatible devices.
Minimum requirements:
- Nokia 3250
- Nokia 5500 Sport
- Nokia 5700
- Nokia 6110
- Nokia 6290
- Nokia E50
- Nokia E60/E61/E62/E65
- Nokia E70
- Nokia E90
- Nokia N71/N72/N73/N75/N76/N77
- Nokia N80
- Nokia N91/N92/N93/N95
- Supports the four major IM networks
- Group and buddy management
- Send and receive files
- Familiar user interface
- Not too many emoticons
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User Rating
11 ratings- Usability
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- Currently 9/10.
- Stability
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- Currently 8/10.
- Installation
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- Currently 10/10.
- Functionality
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- Currently 9/10.
- Appearance
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- Currently 9/10.




