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Trillians of Android Messenger Apps

By Gary Cutlack Published July 9, 2010, 5:00 am ET

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The maker of messaging aggregator Trillian has said it’s bringing its chat tool to Android, with a public beta test of the app set to launch within weeks. It’ll work on Android 1.6 devices and above, bringing Facebook, MSN, AOL support and more to Google phones—plus it’ll be a bespoke Android production that’s “not just a clone from the iPhone”. [Cerulian via Android Guys]

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