MSN has ramped up its online ad activity for Windows Live Messenger, ahead of Live.com’s launch in the New Year, with a Christmas campaign site that’s aimed at promoting its video-call service.
MSN’s Hello Christmas site, which has now gone live, is a video-sharing portal where users …
At the beginning of year one of the most interesting gadgets talked about was that of the “What’s on TV” gadget for Live.com. Providing local TV listings and links to show and episode information, this gadget allows Media Center PC users with a TV tuner card and MSN …
Thanks to Brandon for pointing out the Live.com Product Tour, a marketing effort that includes some simple how to’s on setting up Live.com and some truly awful videos.
Not big news, to be sure. Expect something with a little more substance coming up soon, but for now …
Don Campbell, an Office 2007 Evangelist, points to three new screencasts up on Channel 9, showing how Office Live and Sharepoint Designer 2007 can work together to create custom Office Live web sites.
The screencasts:
Mike Miles of the WiFi Team announces on the Un-Wired blog that the latest beta release of WiFi Center, the WiFi connection and security manager, is up on Connect.
Improvements to the beta include (from the blog entry):
This sure is a busy night for mobile news, thank god we have Windows Live employees that blog to keep us on our toes. Mike Smuga, Program Manager for Windows Live Mobile announced, on his blog, the availability of Windows Live Messenger for mobile browsers. They are rolling …
Earlier today, Microsoft released its new Mobile Search application on WLS.live.com. I had a few minutes to play around with the Windows Mobile 5 version of the program on my Cingular 2125 and I must say that it is a killer application. This release mostly focuses on local …
Are you into the Holiday/Christmas spirit already? If so why not check out this Windows Live.com Happy Holidays Christmas Template, all you have to do to add it as your Live.com Template is click here.
The Windows Live Expo team just rolled out an update earlier today. Here are the details, via the Team Blog:
An interesting discussion is shaping up across a number of blogs, all relating to Danny Sullivan’s Search Engine Watch posting a number of graphs showing MSN (Live) Search to be losing market share to Google. Sullivan posts this graph showing the drop in market share over the last …
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