AIM for iPhone adds Lifestream Integration

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We've long been keeping track of AIM for iPhone (iTunes link) here at Download Squad: and today an all-new version has hit the App Store that adds the Lifestream features that are available via the Lifestream website. If you haven't tried the new features, Lifestream lets you add accounts from the likes of Twitter, Flickr, Facebook, Digg and YouTube - and any activity from those services appears for your perusal within the Lifestream.

This all-new 4.0.1 update allows you to view activity within the AIM application, leave comments on all updates as well as 'Like' AIM status updates. The application also lets you browse Flickr 'shares' directly within the application with options to save the image or open the Flickr page in Safari. Whilst not a deal-breaker, it'd also be nice to have the option to email links to Flickr photos.

AIM 4.0.1 is available on the App Store for $2.99, and the free version (which is advertising supported) with the same feature set is currently in review with Apple - we'll update this post when it goes live.

Disclosure: AIM is a service from AOL, this blog's parent company.

AIM for iPhone adds Lifestream Integration originally appeared on Download Squad on Sat, 12 Sep 2009 15:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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