Got a Web connection? A browser? Now you can use AOL's popular instant messenger much like you use Web-based e-mail accounts such as Hotmail and Yahoo Mail. Department Editor Evan Hansen runs the ...

AOL Time Warner on Tuesday released a Web-based version of its popular ICQ instant messenger, allowing access to the service from any computer with an Internet connection and a browser. ICQ Lite lets ...

The increasingly competitive Web mail market has a new player: Instant messaging provider ICQ now offers a fee-based service that includes 2GB of storage, a calendar feature, task manager, notepad, ...

It took AOL Time Warner's ICQ instant messenger service just four years to hit 100 million members, but AOL's dream of turning ICQ into a business has yet to materialize. The media giant on Wednesday ...

I had just turned sixteen when instant messaging client ICQ was first released in November 1996. I started using the program a couple of months later, and will never be able to erase that annoying ‘uh ...

ICQ, the resilient David Hasselhoff of instant messaging, is updating its app for Android and iOS, as well as its new Windows Phone version. The app already integrates with other platforms like ...

The most popular chat software on the Internet just got better, and in true Net fashion, Net citizens worldwide have voted with their mice by downloading the newest ...

Two servers for the ICQ instant messaging service were cracked yesterday, and at least one Web page was defaced.. Dulles, Va.-based America Online Inc., which owns the ICQ instant messaging service, ...

It took AOL Time Warner's ICQ instant messenger service just four years to hit 100 million users, but AOL's dream of turning ICQ into a business has yet to materialize. The media giant on Wednesday ...

Two servers for the instant messaging service ICQ were cracked Monday, defacing at least one Web page. Dulles, Va.-based America Online Inc., which owns the ICQ instant messaging service, said the ...

Yossi Vardi gave his son and three friends a little seed money, and they set off to change the world. Which they certainly did with the creation of ICQ, one of the earliest forms of instant messaging.

The increasingly competitive Web-based e-mail market has a new player: Instant-messaging provider ICQ now offers a fee-based service that includes 2G bytes of storage, a calendar feature, task manager ...