Web-based instant message services — whether AIM, MSN, Yahoo or Gtalk — are some of the most popular forms of online communication. There are a couple startups that have taken advantage of this; most ...

Wired Web and mobile instant messaging provider eBuddy has surpassed a milestone of 10 million J2ME downloads of its mobile IM client since its launch in June 2007. The company's mobile IM downloads ...

eBuddy, a company that offers an IM service letting users chat across different IM clients, said today that 10 million people have downloaded its mobile application since it launched a year and a half ...

Independent Web and mobile instant messaging platform eBuddy has launched an application for Google's Android that connects consumers with various IM services. eBuddy for Android lets consumers ...

Besides running on your browser, in the last two months eBuddy has been moving into the mobile space. It has a handy Java-based client that will run in nearly every phone, along with a version you can ...

If you enjoy the immediacy of Instant Messaging and want an Android app that can keep you logged into multiple IM services, then eBuddy Messenger might be your answer. eBuddy is compatible with MSN, ...

The Netherlands-based eBuddy, which markets a comprehensive application that lets users handle multiple instant messaging accounts from the web or their mobile phones, is today releasing an ...

The company’s founders Jan-Joost Rueb, Onno Bakker and Paulo Taylor hit on a simple idea two years ago when they started a site that allowed people to chat through MSN, Yahoo or AOL without having to ...

Over the weekend eBuddy announced support for Facebook chat. This means that anybody can now visit m.ebuddy.com and easily access their Facebook chat account. The service lets you see who is currently ...

eBuddy Pro aims to be Adium for the iPhone and iPod touch. It’s a push-enabled chat application that lets you instant message with your buddies on AIM, Facebook, Yahoo, MSN, ICQ, GTalk, MySpace, and ...

GREE, the Japanese mobile gaming giant, is continuing its global acquisition and investment spree. The company has acquired a minority stake in eBuddy, an Amsterdam, Netherlands-based startup that ...

If you use eBuddy XMS on your BlackBerry as a cross-platform messenger, you will be happy to learn that a new version has been released that not only adds support for older OS' (4.6 and above) but ...