Nimbuzz is a mobile Messaging, Chat and Voice service. At the core of Nimbuzz’s activities is the capacity to bridge the gap between the 2.2 billion users of mobile devices with the 1.1 billion Internet users in real time.

The Nimbuzz application supports voice, presence and messaging and it does so between a variety of mobile devices, PC’s, and mobile to PC or PC to mobile. What’s more, these features are available to both individuals and to groups and there’s multimedia support so that in addition to voice and text, you can also share photographs.

Using Nimbuzz you can participate in group or individual chats, send SMS messages anywhere in the world for 10 cents( if it’s a Nimbuzz user, its free!), leave or retrieve a message, or call a friend anywhere in the world at local call rates, without having to compromise on clarity of sound. The Nimbuzz client supports access to many major instant messaging communities like MSN, and Google talk. And also has the ability to let you send a “Buzz” which allows you to alert offline buddies to come online. Group messaging and conference calling are all supported and again, the cost is only that of a local call.

Nimbuzz is available in a mobile phone client and also as a Windows client and uses technologies such as J2ME, Jabber, XMPP and the patented “BUZZ” notification.