Posted by: NickyJam
« on: 26. May 2010., 13:18:21 »looks good, although i never really bothered with my Live account...just use messenger for contacting work colleagues in different offices
Posted by: Samker
« on: 25. May 2010., 21:26:56 »
Posted by: ibu
« on: 25. May 2010., 19:47:46 »The new Windows Live Messenger is good and it has tons of features i like..... The best thing is posting a video when the other person is busy...... Kool
Posted by: NickyJam
« on: 25. May 2010., 17:57:02 »you can use a photo sharing site (i.e. photobucket, imageshack, etc) and post the link
Posted by: Samker
« on: 25. May 2010., 11:13:12 »none of the screenshots are appearing samker...
Thanks for notice NJ.
P.S.
...it's look that they are deleted from image server, We can't fix this because it's not controlled by SCF Team. Sorry.
Posted by: NickyJam
« on: 25. May 2010., 10:44:23 »none of the screenshots are appearing samker...
Posted by: Samker
« on: 29. April 2010., 18:26:29 »Windows Live Messenger Preview
Microsoft has just taken the wraps off of WindowsLivePreview.com that showcases the upcoming changes to the live platform: http://windowslivepreview.com/
Currently they are only revealing the new messenger platform but this site will be the springboard to all future updates.
The new messenger, is described as the “most meaningful way to stay in touch with the people that matter most and has great new ways to connect and share.” Microsoft is touting that this version of messenger is easier to use and has more meaningful interactions, keeps the best of your social networks at your fingertips and goes with you on the web and your mobile phone.
Microsoft has also built in better integration with Facebook, tabbed Messenger windows and video messages. Microsoft is expected to release a private beta version of Windows Live Wave 4 in mid May with a public beta scheduled for June.
This release is just the first step in many to come as they continue to roll out wave 4 of the live platform.
(NW)
Screen shoots
Microsoft has just taken the wraps off of WindowsLivePreview.com that showcases the upcoming changes to the live platform: http://windowslivepreview.com/
Currently they are only revealing the new messenger platform but this site will be the springboard to all future updates.
The new messenger, is described as the “most meaningful way to stay in touch with the people that matter most and has great new ways to connect and share.” Microsoft is touting that this version of messenger is easier to use and has more meaningful interactions, keeps the best of your social networks at your fingertips and goes with you on the web and your mobile phone.
Microsoft has also built in better integration with Facebook, tabbed Messenger windows and video messages. Microsoft is expected to release a private beta version of Windows Live Wave 4 in mid May with a public beta scheduled for June.
This release is just the first step in many to come as they continue to roll out wave 4 of the live platform.
(NW)
Screen shoots