The first Nintendo DS Yahoo Messenger

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The first Nintendo DS Yahoo Messenger (atya.nds) is now pre-released, fetures include :

100% Suscesful Login
View online contacts
Change status
Send simple messages to your contacts.


(Preview Will Be Avalible Soon)

http://forum.gbadev.org/viewtopic.php?t=15...d688accdb887af7

Download it below :

http://mods.exorters.com/atya.nds

I hope this brew would grow.
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I dont use MSN so BEup is not that useful for me.
 
Skype is encrypted (and has not been successfully decrypted to the best of my knowledge) and thus can only work on platforms where an official Skype port has been created, like the PSP. You're not going to find a homebrew Skype client, though you can use SVSIP to make phone calls and WifiVoiceChat for other voice chatting.
 
DanTheManMS said:
You're not going to find a homebrew Skype client, ...
Not homebrew per-se (as they are developed by companies), there are many unofficial Skype clients out there (for instance Fring). Skype protocol has definitely been unencrypted, the info remains close-sourced though.
 
I highly doubt we'd see Skype for NDS. As far as I know, the NDS doesn't have nearly as much RAM needed to run Skype. Not even PSP Fats can run Skype cause of lack of ram.

This is a cool app. I'm going to give it a go.
 
I wonder if eventually we'll have a trillian-esque app for the DS?

Anyway, this is a step in the right direction. You can never have enough support for applications.
 
Does this work on the newest ds lites? (Crismon/black for example.) I was never able to get beup to work on my lite, but it worked like a charm on my Phat.
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Something to do with new hardware...
 
Is there a phone calling DS homebrew? If not why not, they could make it use earth caller. That would be sweet!
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Look up SVSIP for calling phones from your DS, though keep in mind you'll need an SIP provider for it to work.
 

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