Trillian Pro

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Trillian has released Pro version 1.0. For a paltry $25 you get Trillian, but you also get added plugin capabilities, like an RSS aggregator, a POP3 mail-checker, a Winamp playlist builder, Stock checker, weather, etc. All of this right in your IM environment. It sounds pretty neat, I may just have to fork out the $25 and give it a spin.

By the way, they also released version 0.74 of the free Trillian program, which will apparently still be around and be free. That’s awesome!

Later: Erik has more about the Pro plugins.

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