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The document discusses two instant messaging clients: Windows Live Messenger and Google Talk. Windows Live Messenger, created by Microsoft, allows file sharing, voice calls, appearing offline, offline messaging, and integration with social networks. Google Talk, now called Hangouts, allows text and voice chatting, video calls with up to 10 people, file sharing, screen sharing, and connectivity to social networks. Both services provide real-time communication features and integration with other online services.
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