CubeTree Adds Group Chat To Its Branches

August 14, 2009 ·Filed Under Technology News

CubeTree, the collaboration suite built on an enterprise social networking platform, has launched a new group chat feature today that should allow its customers to communicate more efficiently with chat room functionality.

CEO and Co-Founder Carlin Wiegner says that there are additionally more APIs coming to CubeTree, including some that are related to the new live chat feature. CubeTree additionally has applications for the iPhone and iPod Touch, Blackberry, Adobe AIR and Jabber support. Group chats can be enabled so numerous users can communicate with each other at once. After chats are completed,

they are archived for later viewing, which you can plus search through by keyword.

Just earlier that week, Socialcast launched its own make new set of developer API’s to help Socialcast users better communicate with each other.

CubeTree was founded in 2008 and is backed by Mitch Kapor and Trinity Ventures.

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