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- Odigo_Messenger abstract "Odigo Messenger was an early social networking service based on instant messaging. Odigo believed in connecting and forming friendships: members would "meet" if two or more visited the same web site simultaneously. Odigo Messenger allowed members to connect to other IM networks, such as ICQ, MSN Messenger, and AOL Instant Messenger.Odigo was purchased for an estimated $20 million by the Israeli company Comverse Technology in 2002. Comverse leveraged Odigo server software for instant messaging solutions in cell phones. However, since Comverse had no real interest in maintaining a generic IM service, it eventually shut down the free service in 2004, abandoning millions of loyal users.The service first became available in 1998 and carried multiple brands during a spell of affiliations with different web services provider. Although originally made available by Odigo, Inc., the service was supplied by Comverse, who used it to help innovate and forward their wireless products.The word Odigo comes from the Greek "οδηγώ" which means "I guide/lead/drive/steer".".
- Odigo_Messenger genre Instant_messaging.
- Odigo_Messenger locationCity Herzliya_Pituah.
- Odigo_Messenger thumbnail OdigoComverse.gif?width=300.
- Odigo_Messenger wikiPageExternalLink odigo1.jpg.
- Odigo_Messenger wikiPageExternalLink odigo2.jpg.
- Odigo_Messenger wikiPageID "1621154".
- Odigo_Messenger wikiPageRevisionID "592523539".
- Odigo_Messenger areaServed "Worldwide".
- Odigo_Messenger caption "Odigo logo after the Comverse acquisition".
- Odigo_Messenger developer Comverse.
- Odigo_Messenger founder "Moshe Zilberstein".
- Odigo_Messenger genre Instant_messaging.
- Odigo_Messenger genre Social_network.
- Odigo_Messenger hasPhotoCollection Odigo_Messenger.
- Odigo_Messenger keyPeople "Avner Ronen".
- Odigo_Messenger keyPeople "Gabriel Matslich".
- Odigo_Messenger latestReleaseVersion "4".
- Odigo_Messenger license Freeware.
- Odigo_Messenger locationCity "Herzliya Pituah, Israel".
- Odigo_Messenger logo "OdigoComverse.gif".
- Odigo_Messenger name "Odigo".
- Odigo_Messenger operatingSystem Microsoft_Windows.
- Odigo_Messenger wordnet_type synset-software-noun-1.
- Odigo_Messenger subject Category:Software_companies_of_Israel.
- Odigo_Messenger subject Category:Windows_instant_messaging_clients.
- Odigo_Messenger type Abstraction100002137.
- Odigo_Messenger type Code106355894.
- Odigo_Messenger type CodingSystem106353757.
- Odigo_Messenger type Communication100033020.
- Odigo_Messenger type Software106566077.
- Odigo_Messenger type Writing106359877.
- Odigo_Messenger type WrittenCommunication106349220.
- Odigo_Messenger type Agent.
- Odigo_Messenger type Company.
- Odigo_Messenger type Organisation.
- Odigo_Messenger type Organization.
- Odigo_Messenger type Agent.
- Odigo_Messenger type SocialPerson.
- Odigo_Messenger type Thing.
- Odigo_Messenger comment "Odigo Messenger was an early social networking service based on instant messaging. Odigo believed in connecting and forming friendships: members would "meet" if two or more visited the same web site simultaneously. Odigo Messenger allowed members to connect to other IM networks, such as ICQ, MSN Messenger, and AOL Instant Messenger.Odigo was purchased for an estimated $20 million by the Israeli company Comverse Technology in 2002.".
- Odigo_Messenger label "Odigo Messenger".
- Odigo_Messenger label "Odigo Messenger".
- Odigo_Messenger label "Odigo".
- Odigo_Messenger sameAs Odigo.
- Odigo_Messenger sameAs m.05hbh1.
- Odigo_Messenger sameAs Q1984171.
- Odigo_Messenger sameAs Q1984171.
- Odigo_Messenger sameAs Odigo_Messenger.
- Odigo_Messenger wasDerivedFrom Odigo_Messenger?oldid=592523539.
- Odigo_Messenger depiction OdigoComverse.gif.
- Odigo_Messenger isPrimaryTopicOf Odigo_Messenger.
- Odigo_Messenger name "Odigo".
