QIP is a unique closed source computer program for immediate cross-internet communication. The basic functionality of QIP enables its users to see who else is online and available, and then easily contact them with text messages in real time sent through a public server.
Reviewing 2.0 Build 9028 RC4 (Mar 3, 2009)
Well - I *assume* that they fixed this problem:
http://seclists.org/bugtraq/2009/Feb/0024.html
...but again - so many other options out there that are either a) open source or b) from someone more well known.
Reviewing 2.0 Build 9026 RC4 (Feb 14, 2009)
QIP Infium supports GTalk and Jabber too. So don't post your review if you even doesn't try program. I like QIP for it's minimalistic, but pretty interface and alot of options (Miranda preferences is a geek hell). Also QIP has "meta-contacts" for merging ICQ\Jabber account of your friends.
PS: btw, ICQ is the most popular IM in exUSSR countries. Nobody use MSN or AIM in Russia, so QIP is a great tool for me.
Reviewing 1.0 Build 9014 RC3 (Aug 21, 2008)
whoa, the 1990's called and said they want their IM's back.
I do enjoy using IM programs, I just don't like the space they hog. That is why I use Trillian.
How ever Skype blows both this and trillian out of the water.
Sorry folks, I don't like sharing my info. with the public. Skype is encrypted.
Reviewing 1.0 Build 9014 RC3 (Aug 21, 2008)
wiki says nov 1996.... either way my ICQ number is only 6 digits long :)
Reviewing 1.0 Build 9014 RC3 (Aug 21, 2008)
To netean:
You obviously don't know anything about ICQ. It has been invented in 1997, not 1991.
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