It seems that Microsoft ultimately decided to take the decision to develop a version of its instant messenger for iPhone OS, and is filtered out the network the first screenshots of the application.

Since Windows Live Messenger to iPhone, obviously, we chat with our contacts, receive and send photos (either from our gallery or on the camera phone) and use all the features offered by the desktop version for your social network.

So far there were some third-party alternatives, such as: Nimbuzz (free application), IM + ($ 10) and Trillian ($ 5).

Via: TUAC