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Beeper is a new universal chat app that’s an attempt to unify 15 different chat platforms into a single interface. The app is the work of a small team that includes Eric Migicovsky, the founder of smartwatch brand Pebble.

Beeper promises a one-stop hub for all your chat services, including Apple's iMessages. But you might have to jump through hoops.

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Beeper is a new app from the guy (Eric Migicovsky) who founded Pebble, one of the first very interesting smart wearable devices in the modern smartphone age.

A new subscription-based app called Beeper could bring iMessage to Windows. The app is designed to bring all of your messaging platforms under one roof. To get iMessage to work on Android or Windows, youll need an always-online Mac or a jailbroken phone sent to you by the company. A new app by the name of Beeper could bring iMessage to Windows users thanks to a very strange workaround. Beeper is a new universal chat app thats an attempt to unify 15 different chat platforms into a single interf...

There are a huge number of messaging apps to choose from these days, and the chances are that many people you know use different chat tools. You may use Facebook Messenger with your family, WhatsApp with friends, and Slack for work, for example.

There’s a new app on the block, one that has everyone talking. It’s called Beeper and to explain what it is, the app takes 15 of the most popular messaging platforms and crams them into a single interface, making your life much easier. And yes, iMessage is supported using some “trickery,” which for Android folk, sounds pretty sweet. The people behind the app (previously known as Nova Chat) are well known in the tech space, and chances are, you know the past work of their head honcho Er...