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which AIM client is the least battery intensive?

I use Ebuddy for when I want all my instant/social networking messengers online. It has a battery save option that states it may delay messages by as much as 15 minutes. I can't really comment on battery drain as it isn't highly noticeable to me...
 
NO reason to use any AIM app really. Just go into AIM on your computer, go under settings/mobile, and have it push it to your phone when you log off your computer.
 
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