#Google talk app on the coumpter install
#Google talk app on the coumpter full
#Google talk app on the coumpter software
#Google talk app on the coumpter windows

This is web browsing, essentially, so it'll fall in the Data side of things.Р”В¬ould we get an iPhone home screen icon linked up to it? That sounds all fine and dandy, but can we get some love and support for the Instinct :)Р”Вoes At&t count this as a text messaging? Need to put my hands for a play with this. Does anyone know what is wrong?Р”В«rilliant.

I also tried the Google Help area related to this topic (not specifically for iPhone) and it didn't help. This keeps happening with Google Reader, Gmail, Talk, etc through the iPhone Safari Browser. The page just refreshes and constantly asks me to sign in again. It looks very nice, but we already have Meebo for the Iphone which is online since the first Iphone launch and works well. Ofcourse a browser chat is nice for now, but lets hope the native version will replace this one soon after the app store is launched. Why a chat app running in the browser? Using the iPhone API you can add voice over wifi, server notifications when the app is not running and a better interface. Any chance a text-only Google Talk could appear on that platform?

#Google talk app on the coumpter windows

I like the idea that Google Talk is moving to mobile devices, but those of us that live in areas not serviced by iPhones have had to make due with Windows Mobile. Great application! please take in also to the apple Appstore for push messages ousite safari. It's nice to see Google making their apps available for the iPhone, but I think I'll stay with Meebo or Trillian on the iPhone. There are other mobiles too.not just iPhone.

#Google talk app on the coumpter full

Guys, what about a Gtalk version for MacOSX - will full featured voice chat? Come on, Mac users are on the rise. Does anyone else find these iPhone versions nice to use even on full desktop web browsers? The design is simple, yet delightfully usable - and FAST! The way that a great deal of effort is wasted by having this stuff locked away to a minority of the small web device market should be rather evident, so I will not bother explaining that. It's a shame that the only small-screen optimized sites those devices get are also optimized for pay-per-byte connections, and thus are horrible to use. I understand there's this 'Android' thing rolling out in a while that will provide a pretty capable browser, too. For example, Nokia's Internet Tablets, Windows Mobile. Believe it or not, there is a big world outside of Apple. I agree with Fernando completely! There seems to be a horrible assumption going around at Google that the only mobile browser capable of rendering modern web pages is Safari on the iPhone. Let us people with just as capable mobile browsers access it too. It doesn't work with user agent switcher on firefox Google, make this have an independent url, and don't lock the app out by user agent. Why not put the effort into making a full-fledged Google App? but where's the 'Talk' functionality of Google Talk? I know it can be replaced by apps like fring, but this is your own internal stuff.

How can I get it to work for Google Apps? You'll never have to miss out on the latest gossip or updates from friends just because you're away from a computer. You can select from a quicklist of the people you contact most, search your contacts, and manage multiple conversations. Other than that, we've tried to keep the design as faithful to the desktop experience as possible, so it should be familiar to you. When you navigate away to another browser window or application, your status will be changed to 'unavailable' and your Google Talk session will be restarted when you return. For instance, in order to receive instant messages with Google Talk on your iPhone, the application needs to be open in your Safari browser. There are some differences from using Google Talk on your computer.

#Google talk app on the coumpter install

Google Talk runs entirely in the browser so there's no need to download or install anything. In addition to sending your friends Gmail messages from your iPhone, you can now chat with them while you're on the move, too! In your iPhone browser, just go to sign in and start chatting. We've just released in the US a new version of Google Talk designed specifically for the iPhone and iPod Touch browsers.

#Google talk app on the coumpter software

Posted by Adam Connors, Software Engineer, Google mobile team