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iPhone Gets AIM Client, At Long Last

By Adam Frucci Published March 6, 2008, 1:56 pm ET

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Click to viewFinally, after so many months, IMing is coming to the iPhone with AOL iChat native for iPhone. No more forced texting! It’ll support invisible mode, you’ll be able to make your own buddy icons using your stored photos, and you’ll swipe to switch between conversations. [live.gizmodo.com]

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