Alltel Instant Messaging – Getting In Touch Instantly

Instant messaging (IM) has shifted from your desktop to wherever your phone is. Through Alltel instant messaging, you can get in touch with family, friends, and colleagues instantly. Alltel now offers enhanced instant messaging to its customers. Through two of the world's most popular IM services, Yahoo! Messenger® and AOL's AIM® services, Alltel offers graphics-rich instant messaging to its mobile customers.

The Exciting Enhancement

From the time it first stepped into the mobile instant messaging field a year ago, Alltel has moved up a long way. Alltel offers its customers the full benefits of instant messaging. Alltel provides its customers the ability to see whether their friends are online or not. For instant text messaging, Alltel’s customers can get an instant messaging ID and password by signing up at Yahoo or AOL.

You can download the instant messaging application free on about a dozen Alltel mobile phones, but airtime will be charged during the download, which takes about 2 to 3 minutes. The model of the phone will determine the number of applications you can download.

Axcess Instant Messaging from Alltel provides you instant connection to your friends and family through AOL® Instant MessengerTM and Yahoo!® Messenger. Alltel’s Axcess Instant Messaging gives you the feel of PC experience, and you do not need a computer to download the application. It is downloaded directly into your phone. Here’s how you do it:

Go to the main menu on your phone.
Select Shopping Cart from the Axcess Shop.
Next, select catalogue.
Then, select the IM & E-mail folder, and choose Axcess IM.

For $19.99 per month, you get unlimited text, picture and video messaging, along with Axcess Web. Alltel’s enhanced instant messaging is an experience worth having.

Also see; ALLTEL cell phones.

Author Notes:

James D. Martell contributes and publishes news editorial to http://www.cell-phones-n-plans.com. A wireless industry guide featuring news and reviews of service providers, manufacturers and carriers, and their phones and plans.