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'Messenger' may refer to:

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Computers

Biology and chemistry

Media

The Arts

Other

Computers

★ An instant messaging client or service in general, or specifically one of the following services:

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★ AOL Instant Messenger, an ad-supported instant messaging and presence computer program, published by America Online

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★ BitWise IM, an instant messaging client published by BitWise Communications, LLC

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★ Google Talk, an instant messaging client published by Google

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★ Miranda IM, an opensource instant messaging client released under GNU GPL

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★ MSN Messenger, the Microsoft instant messaging client preceding Windows Live Messenger

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★ Windows Live Messenger, an instant messaging client published by Microsoft

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★ Windows Messenger, the instant messaging client bundled with Windows XP

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★ Yahoo! Messenger, an instant messaging client published by Yahoo!

★ The Messenger service, a network-based system notification service included in later versions of Microsoft Windows

Biology and chemistry

★ Chemical messenger or Hormone, a molecule used for cellular signalling

★ Messenger RNA (mRNA), RNA that carries information from DNA to the ribosome sites of protein synthesis in a cell

Media

★ Messenger Newspapers a group of newspapers in Adelaide, South Australia

The Arts

★ ''Messenger (album)'', the third album by Edwin McCain, released on June 15, 1999

★ '', film

★ ''Messenger (novel)'', a novel written by Lois Lowry

★ ''Messenger'', an

★ Messenger Records, a record label

★ ''Messenger (musical group), a Canadian modern rock music group founded in 2000

Other

★ MESSENGER, a NASA probe to Mercury launched in 2004

★ Messenger (horse), an English thoroughbred horse that was foaled in 1780, and who was the originating sire of modern-day standardbred horses

★ Bicycle messenger, a bicyclist who transports packages through cities

★ Muhammad, known as ''The Messenger'' in Islam

★ Miles Messenger, a British 1940s liaison aircraft

★ IM+ Messenger, mobile chat client

★ Messenger, a tool attached to a capstain used to raise the anchor cables on 17th - 19th century sailing ships