Trevin “explains” federation
Mar 15, 2006 | Add comment
Our favorite Windows Live ID guy, Trevin, posts on federation, a procedure where one set of credentials (read: username/password) on a "forest" is trusted by another… Read more

Our favorite Windows Live ID guy, Trevin, posts on federation, a procedure where one set of credentials (read: username/password) on a "forest" is trusted by another… Read more

We've decided to make it easy on all of you and create an OPML file of all the sites that we are tracking currently. It will be updated along with the list on the left side of the site.… Read more

The name may be a tongue twister, but it appears that Windows Live Family Safety Settings is here to stay. Yesterday, Microsoft issued a press release stating that they will be providing,… Read more

Well it only took them a month since the public launch and here it is, the Office Live blog. Point #8 on our manifesto now fulfilled. Some good news if you haven't received an Office… Read more

For everyone out there that tries to juggle mutiple passports for Microsoft's services, Live ID finally has the solution. In their release of Windows Live ID, Microsoft will… Read more

Yes this is yet another unannounced upcoming service: Windows Live Video. As the name suggests, it provides a place for users to share their own video content with the world and will… Read more

Sharp eyed Spaces users (like Chris, below ;)) may have noticed a couple of new modules that appeared briefly, only to disappear (for now), "Questions Asked", and "Questions… Read more

Business Week has acquired a memo from David Cole (Microsoft Senior VP) stating that, "Over the next 3-6 months, we'll ship more innovative technology into the marketplace… Read more

Last night saw an update to MSN Spaces that included some noticeable changes.
- Social networking module now available for Australian users- Windows Live Expo module now available-… Read more

Because we're enjoying Windows Live Mail M5 so much, we're giving some of you the chance to experience it for yourself. The first 150 people who enter their email address… Read more
