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Most prominent IM network and program
Skype Chat—An Exemplar For Live Messenger
Regarding usability, Windows Live Messenger can learn from Skype chat. In the past weeks, I have used Skype chat intensively. There are several features that I miss in Messenger since I started using Skype chat as well. Let’s take a look.
A First Glimpse at Windows Live Messenger 2010
The Windows Live Team is currently working on Wave 4, that is, the 2010 versions of Windows Live. This includes both web services and Windows Live Essentials. Let’s take a closer look at Messenger 2010 Milestone 1.
iPhone App for Windows Live Messenger in Development
Microsoft is currently working on an iPhone App for Windows Live Messenger, as well as for Bing.
Windows Live Messenger: Client for Java Phones
A free Windows Live Messenger version for Java cell phones has been released. It supports cell phones manufactured by Motorola, LG, Samsung, Nokia, RIM and Sony Ericsson.
Messenger Problems: Download Fails With Error Code 80190194
This error is caused server-side. What you can do.
Messenger Problems: You Cannot Download or Install Windows Live Messenger?
If you have problems downloading Windows Live Messenger correctly, your computer might not meet all necessary requirements. Find out what your PC needs to have for downloading and installing Messenger.
But… I just wanted to sync some files!
Yesterday I needed to set up an automatic backup system for files on 2 Windows servers. I figured out that Windows Live Sync might be good for – synchronizing files (well, yes :P). And as I never tested Sync throroughly yet, I figured out this was a good chance.
Minor update for Messenger Plus! Live: 4.83
All the noise around Windows 7—and a new build of Messenger Plus! is released. What’s new? The most important changes: Improved network hooking mechanism. For some people, this will improve how Messenger Plus! catches various network events (used for notifications, the event viewer, …). For other people, this will solve
Windows Live Web Messenger, reinvented
Microsoft Singapore have recently released their web-based Messenger, built on top of the Messenger Library. You don’t need to install anything, as messaging works out-of-the-box. Check it out for free: http://webim.live.sg/ What do you think?