NEW MSN Messenger 7.5 Final

25 Aug, 2005 at 11:58am ET Article published in Tech

The final version of MSN Messenger 7.5 has been officially released. Among the new features are Dynamic Backgrounds and Voice Clips. Dynamic Backgrounds fill your MSN Messenger conversations and subtly animate during the conversation. Voice Clips allow you to send short audio clips (15 secs max) to your friends on MSN Messenger. In addition new audio improvements mean talking over MSN Messenger is far improved from recent versions.

Download: [b]MSN Messenger 7.5 Final (Build 0299)[/b] (8.91MB)

With MSN Messenger you can chat online via text, voice, mobile phone or even video conversation — in real time — with your friends, family, or colleagues. Express yourself with winks and dynamic display pictures or share photos, files, searches, and more instantly. You can also chat with your contacts to and from a mobile device.

Submitted by: Lammypie

Source: MSN

Comments

25 Aug 2005 ~ 9:40pm DanG Yay, more bloatware from MS.
26 Aug 2005 ~ 2:03am entropy

DanG wrote:

Yay, more bloatware from MS.

+1

(I'm still using 6.2, and will never downgrade (because that's what anything above 6.2 is) until they lock this version out of their network)
26 Aug 2005 ~ 4:32pm GrayFox Gaim all the way ... Msn has always been bloated.
26 Aug 2005 ~ 6:09pm yagga

entropy wrote:

+1

(I'm still using 6.2, and will never downgrade (because that's what anything above 6.2 is) until they lock this version out of their network)

Yeah, I've gotta agree, both msn and aim have to step back a bit. I'm still using aim 5.2. The 5.9 is a little better than 5.5, but the 5.2 is the best. As for msn, I still use the 6 series when and if I use it at all.
27 Aug 2005 ~ 10:26am mmonnin They fixed it where you cant nudge people constantly if you are busy. There is supposed to be a time limit between nudges.
27 Aug 2005 ~ 12:19pm GrayFox

mmonnin wrote:

They fixed it where you cant nudge people constantly if you are busy. There is supposed to be a time limit between nudges.

That "feature" should never have exsisted in the first place.