Cerulean Studios, the creators of the Trillian application, announced today the availability of the native iPhone application, Trillian, in the iTunes AppStore. The application does not differ much from the rest of those dedicated to chat, a simple design, the possibility to chat with several friends simultaneously, the possibility to change the status, to add/delete friends, etc. Trillian still allows the simultaneous login of several users, thanks to the Octopus system of Cerulean Studios, you will not suffer if you use Trillian on the road and pass through areas where you have no signal, the application automatically restarting the chat session without lose conversations. Of course, the new application benefits from push technology, which is optional, but what is mandatory is to have an Astra account, without it you will not be able to use Trillian.
If you are interested, the application costs $4.99 and can be purchased here. Why, unlike other chat applications, does this one cost money? Those from Cerulean Studios argue this fact by the need to connect and use their servers to be able to use the iPhone application. Deserve? Would you pay for the application considering that the rest are free?
Here are 2 presentation videos:
Trillian for iPhone – Device Synchronization (Demo) from Trillian Astra on Vimeo.
Trillian for iPhone – Simultaneous Sign On (Demo) from Trillian Astra on Vimeo.
