After downloading and using the Google© Talk BETA, I was not very impressed. As a matter of fact, I did not find it useful at all. When I first opened it after the install, I found the design to be clean, but too ordinary, kind of like Google© is over using the main color scheme on everything they produce. From the original Google© search engine to the GMAIL BETA, and now the Google© Talk BETA, it all looks the same. For the size of the program, which is around 1 Megabyte, it using about 10 Megabytes of resources, which in my opinion is outragious. Although the voice quality is quite good, I feel it is trying to be too much like Skype©. The only thing that is missing is a multi-user conference, if it had that, it would be an exact copy of Skype©. The only other thing, besides the quality of the sound, is that there are none of those anoying emoticons(smilies).
Screenshot of main window and a chat window.
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Screenshots and 1st Draft by TheGodFather
Revised and posted by Racer
Google Talk Review by Racer and TheGodFather
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Google Talk Review by Racer and TheGodFather
Last edited by racer on Thu Aug 25, 2005 12:03 am, edited 1 time in total.
Google Talk Review by Racer and TheGodFather
I like it. It's simple and isn't bloated like MSN Messenger or any other IM's. How much resources do MSN, Yahoo, and Skype take up? :\
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Google Talk Review by Racer and TheGodFather
at current MSN is taking up 25,052 bytes of my memory compared to googletalk which is living in the system tray at the moemnt is taking up about 1/5th of that with 5,200.
Google Talk Review by Racer and TheGodFather
on mine....google talk was taking up 10000.....but you see...google talk is less than 1 meg in size.....which is insane.....skype for example uses 15000...and it has alot more features...so whats up with that
