Sentence examples for dedicated chat from inspiring English sources

On the one hand the dedicated chat app competes directly with Facebook Messenger, and potentially the low-level Facebook social network experience.

Today it launched Messenger.com as a dedicated chat interface.

Given Facebook at Work's similarity to Facebook proper, it's not surprising to see that Facebook has now rolled out a dedicated chat client for its enterprise user base.

But Facebook has plenty of opportunities to monetize its dedicated chat app, and it recently poached PayPal president David Marcus to become VP of its Messaging Products.

Three years after Facebook acquired Beluga and turned it into Messenger for smartphones, its dedicated chat app today got a version specially designed for iPad rather than just running as an enlarged iPhone app.

Ning originally introduced a more basic chat feature last summer, but that version uses either dedicated chat pages or sidebar iFrames, which means they aren't always visible as users navigate through a network.

All of these groups have their intelligentsia--those who are vastly educated, and who are the vision-keepers, as it were, of the deeper rhetoric, having created alternate histories of outwardly accepted world events, and who publish books, produce their own television shows, and have mass followers in dedicated chat-rooms.

The BBC and other broadcasters, and most of the main newspapers, started to deliver online packages and the parties followed this up with dedicated web chats, information about local communities, policy positions on the key issues.

This is the section of the forums dedicated to chatting with other users.

You go to the Tinychat website, pick a name for your conversation room at hand and bang, you get an instantly shareable, dedicated web-based chat location where you can initiate video or audio chats with decent quality, share your desktop view with others and soon also a way to exchange files from computer to computer.

The hackers met in dedicated Internet Relay Chat channels, or I.R.C.s, to coördinate tactics.