BIMNet Reviews the best instant messenger clients. Which comes out ontop?

Online, April 4, 2010 (Newswire.com) - We talk to other people each day, socializing and communication is a big part of our life. With the development of greater technologies we have had access to easier ways to talk to each other, especially over long distances. Phones were the first noteworthy development, as they are practical and real time, but with computers came another way, be it through forums, instant messengers, social networks, email and many other mediums.
The majority of computer users use an instant messenger client, and that client is likely Windows Live Messenger (MSN), as it comes with installs of windows. Existing in the same time are several other instant messenger clients, and these do far more than MSN can achieve on its own. Notably, MSN will only allow connection to your email client and messaging network, those being the windows and yahoo networks. What if you want to use and talk to people on other networks, such as AOL, ICQ, Google Talk and the several other places, you need to use their client. What if you want to talk and see updates on twitter, myspace and facebook, you have to login and read them from the website. What if you could read all your messages, no matter where they are located, all form your desktop in your instant messenger? Now that would be handy and easy wouldn't it, instead of reading an email update from facebook or twitter and then having to go to the website to reply, you see the message pop up and reply to it like a normal message on msn, its that easy.
There is little information on the net pointing to a solid foundation of communications coming together like this. People will ask themselves if it dawns on them "what is the best instant messenger"?.
We have done the hard work for you and sifted through them and finally have the answers. If you want them head over to www.bestinstantmessenger.net

- BIMNet Team