Indoona

Indoona

Developer(s)	Tiscali
Initial release	2009 (2009)
Development status	Active
Operating system	Android, iOS and Windows Phone
Available in	English and Italian
Type	Instant messaging
Licence	Proprietary commercial software
Website	indoona.com

Indoona is a proprietary, cross-platform instant messaging service.

Indoona, launched in 2009 as wiPhone, is operated by Tiscali, an Italian telecommunications provider and Internet-related services developer. It is currently available as a mobile application on Android, iOS and Windows Phone smartphones and as a website on web browsers by means of the WebRTC technology.

Indoona provides text messages, graphics, video and audio media exchanging, free VoIP calls within the Indoona service, charged calls to landline telephones and mobile phones via a debit-based user account system. Indoona is also an open platform that makes people interact with web, smart services and objects directly from the phone address book.

Indoona users have 100 free minutes per month to call landlines in Europe and landlines and mobile in US, Canada and China.

Indoona's platform API are available for the developers. The development stack currently supports REST and the SDK are available for Java and PHP.^[1]

References

↑ "indoona Developers". Retrieved 2016-01-29.

External links

Official website

Instant messaging

Protocols
(comparison)

Open	IMPP IRC Matrix MTProto RetroShare SIP MSRP SIMPLE TextSecure Tox XMPP Jingle WFP Zephyr

Closed	MSNP OSCAR TOC Skype YMSG

Services

Clients
(comparison)

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Multi-protocol	Adium Ayttm BitlBee Centericq eBuddy Empathy Fire Gizmo5 Instantbird Jitsi Kopete Messages/iChat Microsoft Lync Miranda IM Nimbuzz Pidgin QIP 2010 Trillian Upptalk Xfire

XMPP (Jabber)	Bombus Facebook Chat Gajim Google Talk Psi Tkabber Spark

MSNP	aMSN emesene Windows Live Messenger Windows Messenger Skype

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