Boghe IMS/RCS Client

Communication takes many forms and these days interoperability is vital for organizations and many individuals as well. Getting in touch with friends, colleagues or business partners using any desktop or mobile platform is made possible through a variety of services.
While subscribing to such services, every user has to use a dedicated client application in order to gain access to the messaging features provided by the providers. Boghe IMS/RCS Client is one such tool and it is targeted at IP Multimedia Subsystem and Rich Communication Suite, an enterprise that brings together several network operators and device sellers.

Quick installation and user friendly interface

Setting up this program is an easy job and in a couple of minutes you should be facing the chat client, as it is ready to run immediately. The login screen should be familiar to anyone who has ever used an IM program, so signing into the personal account takes just a few clicks.
An interesting characteristic of Boghe IMS/RCS Client is the fact that it opens all the configuration or other windows as tabs, so everything can be accessed and managed from the same centralized interface.

Detailed customizations for full controls

This utility is well equipped insofar as the configuration options are concerned, so, first of all, you will notice that it supports several media profiles. The user details can be modified and you can choose the display name, a public and a private identity, as well as the operator and privacy related options.
With support for several connection protocols, and numerous security settings, Boghe IMS/RCS Client will make sure the personal data is kept safe at all times. Storing contacts can be done either locally or remotely, using a service you choose.

A good chat client with a specific set of users in its sights

This software solution seems to be well suited for all types of users and it is only limited in terms of reach as it isn't addressed just for everyone, so it is not a universally usable chat client as some would like it to be.