Friends available for chat are still displayed on a grid, though this time the design has been greatly improved to show better contact pictures, inline previews and a button to mark a person as вЂњfavorite.вЂќ Favorites will be placed on top of your lists when theyвЂ™re online for quick access, and youвЂ™ll also receive a Growl-like notification on screen when they log in.

Tap to Chat 2, released last week, builds on the factors that made the original version so great and popular on the App Store, adding support for Google Talk but retaining the fundamental concept that online chat should be easy and accessible.ДЇirst and foremost, the app has got an updated UI to switch between Facebook and Google Talk: thereвЂ™s an iOS-like multitasking dock at the bottom to switch between the services, but if you donвЂ™t like the dock idea you can hide it and simply swipe horizontally to change buddy lists. On top of that, notifications enabled me to keep up with the conversation even if I was busy doing something else on the home screen or another app. No additional screens or options, just a tap and a chat. The app was driven by simplicity in the way it put contacts on a grid, and let you simply tap on one to start chatting. When I first reviewed Tap to Chat back in December, what I stumbled upon was a very simple app with a nice and clean design to access Facebook chat and talk to your buddies without all the clutter of the Facebook website or other similar applications for iOS.

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