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ReviewsMicrosoft LifeCam NX-3000
Reviewed on October 19, 2007 It's cheap and compact and delivers acceptable video quality, but the bundled software plagues Microsoft's LifeCam NX-3000 Webcam. Creative has a model for nearly the same price that we like better. -
ReviewsMicrosoft LifeCam VX-7000
Reviewed on November 12, 2007 There are better Webcams that you can buy with your $100 than the Microsoft LifeCam VX-7000. -
ReviewsWindows Live Calendar beta
Reviewed on May 5, 2006 The Windows Live package of products represents Microsoft's attempt to serve and integrate a broad array of dynamic, online services. These Web 2.0 tools include those for e-mail, mapping, scheduling, instant messaging, managing RSS feeds, bookmarking, and vertical search. Many of these free products remain in beta testing. This list will continue to evolve as Microsoft updates and adds Windows Live products. See our 10 favorite Windows Live tools here. -
ReviewsWindows Live Video beta
Reviewed on May 5, 2006 The Windows Live package of products represents Microsoft's attempt to serve and integrate a broad array of dynamic, online services. These Web 2.0 tools include those for e-mail, mapping, scheduling, instant messaging, managing RSS feeds, bookmarking, and vertical search. Many of these free products remain in beta testing. This list will continue to evolve as Microsoft updates and adds Windows Live products. See our 10 favorite Windows Live tools here. -
ReviewsWindows Live Expo beta
Reviewed on May 5, 2006 The Windows Live package of products represents Microsoft's attempt to serve and integrate a broad array of dynamic, online services. These Web 2.0 tools include those for e-mail, mapping, scheduling, instant messaging, managing RSS feeds, bookmarking, and vertical search. Many of these free products remain in beta testing. This list will continue to evolve as Microsoft updates and adds Windows Live products. See our 10 favorite Windows Live tools here. -
ReviewsWindows Live Search Mobile beta
Reviewed on May 5, 2006 The Windows Live package of products represents Microsoft's attempt to serve and integrate a broad array of dynamic, online services. These Web 2.0 tools include those for e-mail, mapping, scheduling, instant messaging, managing RSS feeds, bookmarking, and vertical search. Many of these free products remain in beta testing. This list will continue to evolve as Microsoft updates and adds Windows Live products. See our 10 favorite Windows Live tools here. -
ReviewsMicrosoft Gadgets
Reviewed on May 5, 2006 The Windows Live package of products represents Microsoft's attempt to serve and integrate a broad array of dynamic, online services. These Web 2.0 tools include those for e-mail, mapping, scheduling, instant messaging, managing RSS feeds, bookmarking, and vertical search. Many of these free products remain in beta testing. This list will continue to evolve as Microsoft updates and adds Windows Live products. See our 10 favorite Windows Live tools here. -
DownloadsGetMail For Hotmail 3.3
Send e-mail from Hotmail, MSN, or POP3 accounts to any specified destination.
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NewsMicrosoft adds e-mail, IM to Live.com
November 21, 2005 New Live.com-branded service provides domain name holders with e-mail, IM and access to MSN services. -
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Microsoft hopes Windows Live finds common ground
September 5, 2007 Software maker hopes bundling products, connecting to rival services, will allow it to make headway in online strategy. -
ReviewsWindows Live Apps
Reviewed on November 12, 2007 We like the cohesive look and feel as well as useful functionality offered by the free Windows Live apps. -
ReviewsWindows Live Mail Desktop beta
Reviewed on July 27, 2006 Designed to replace Outlook Express, Windows Live Desktop Mail beta is a preview edition of Microsoft's new, free desktop e-mail application, which lets you edit images and read messages from Gmail and Yahoo accounts. -
ReviewsWindows Live Hotmail
Reviewed on July 18, 2007 Drag-and-drop message organization and a built-in MP3 player are among the notable new features to this radical overhaul of Hotmail. -
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Cloud OS still pie in the sky
June 28, 2007 Microsoft's latest Live services show it has a long way to go before it can replicate Windows over the Net, if that's even the goal. -
ReviewsWindows Live OneCare Family Safety beta
Reviewed on August 30, 2006 Microsoft's beta version of a free service that filters Web sites for content for children makes parents and guardians system administrators for their kids' Windows Live accounts. -
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Microsoft tests Live ads
March 15, 2006 Display ads are showing up in Windows Live Mail, Office Live, MSN Spaces, as company dips deeper into ad market. -
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Microsoft to bring Hotmail onto the desktop
March 30, 2006 Software giant serves up test version of Windows Live Mail Desktop, a free program for managing multiple e-mail accounts. -
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Windows Live offers Microsoft a quicker turnaround
March 14, 2006 In Redmond's new "rolling thunder" approach to services, Windows Live releases arrive with lightning speed. -
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Microsoft delivers Windows Live Mail beta
December 1, 2005 Long-planned replacement for Hotmail, now part of Microsoft's grand "Live" plan for free Web-based tools, gets a refresh. -
ReviewsMozilla Thunderbird 2
Reviewed on March 27, 2008 Mozilla Thunderbird 2 is a fine, free, extensible e-mail client and a solid alternative to pricey Microsoft Outlook 2007 or the free Windows Live Mail.
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