September 11, 2005
What is Wavigo
Wavigo is a peer to peer protocol that supports instant messaging and VoIP and offers a host of features like SMS messaging, media player, access to RSS feed, etc. Wavigo allows its users to connect to Skype as well as to chat with Yahoo, MSN, and ICQ users at the same time. Wavigo's features can be personalized to access news and stock quotes and the user can send SMS messages to multiple recipients. Wavigo supports Podcasts and users can manage their own audio and video playlists as well as access streamed audio/video on Wavigo. Wavigo connects with Skype only if Skype is also running on the PC. The major advantage of Wavigo is that acts as a single interface for executing IMs to almost all such services. However, the Wavigo interface is not as appealing in its looks and reaching out to the tabs can be a little tedious. Wavigo runs on broadband as well as dialup and in the coming months it will get connected with regular telephone networks as well.
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