March, 2010

Windows Live Wave 4: Mobile Experience to get themes support

Back in January, we gave you an early peek into the new Windows Live Mobile Wave 4, and earlier this month we showed you the new Windows Live Wave 4 themes in the desktop browser. In fact, in the …

Windows Live Wave 4: Web Messenger

We started off a few months ago showing you what the new Windows Live Wave 4 web services header will look like, and we told you that every Windows Live web page will have Web Messenger incorporated into its …

Windows Live Wave 4: Photo Gallery with Facial Recognition and Photo Fuse!

Last month we gave you a glimpse of what’s to come for Windows Live Photo Gallery Wave 4. Having the chance to actually play with an early build of Photo Gallery today, we’ve discovered two brand new features that we …

Windows Live Wave 4: Messenger Companion

Many of you might’ve realised that an old Milestone 2 build of Windows Live Essentials Wave 4 has been leaked to the web (we heard that development is currently at Milestone 3). From the screenshots leaked, you might’ve …

Back from Mix, now where’s Wave 4?

Mix 10 was a significant conference for Microsoft, and even though there wasn’t any Windows Live news (even in the hallways, where the only response to our questions of when was “soon”), both Windows Phone 7 Series and Internet Explorer …

Videos of MIX10 Windows Phone sessions

All the MIX10 keynote & session videos are now available at http://live.visitmix.com/videos. Each session will eventually be offered as a high-quality WMV, a regular quality WMV, and as a MP4 file for mobile devices. For most sessions, the PowerPoint …

Bing iPhone App removed from International App Stores

The Bing iPhone App apparently was never meant to be available outside of the United States and is now removed from all App stores besides US. A Microsoft spokesperson told Neowin the following:

"When we released the iPhone application we

Windows Live Wave 4 leaked!

Windows Live Wave 4 has been leaked. While the whole world, including loyal MVPs and trustworthy beta testers (Former Windows Live Butterflies) are waiting patiently for Wave 4, someone who does have access just leaked it!

Over on livebetas.net

WorldWide Telescope Map App released

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Today, the Bing team released the WorldWide Telescope mapping application for Bing Maps. Originally demoed at TED in February by Blaise Aguera y Arcas, the new application is the latest release supporting Bing’s Spatial Search vision.

The WorldWide Telescope …

My.Live.com decommission delayed until March 30, 2010

While we thought My.Live.com (also known as Windows Live Personalized Experience) was supposed to be discontinued yesterday, it seems like Microsoft has quietly delayed the date to March 30, 2010, fifteen days later than the original planned decommission date:

My.Live.com discontinued

This …