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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundMicrosoft 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.Windows Live hits second generation
June 27, 2007 Microsoft begins testing photo sharing and Web-based hosted storage in its Windows Live services.Microsoft Popfly service does mashups
May 18, 2007 The Web service lets consumers create and share mashups using a visual authoring tool.Image: Mashups without the codeMicrosoft offers free photo-sharing tool
September 13, 2005 Company releases software to show off graphics and communications advances coming with Vista.Web 2.0 browser to fly this fall
August 3, 2006 Start-up Flock plans to mix in blogs and photo sharing. Also: Firefox makes a deal with Real.Windows patch trips up on HP tool, firewall
April 17, 2006 Fix could cause systems with certain photo-sharing software or the Kerio firewall to crash, Microsoft says.Yahoo, Microsoft bolster e-mail services
May 26, 2005 With early version of PhotoMail, Yahoo targets demand for sharing snapshots. MSN Postmaster, meanwhile, takes aim at spam headed to Hotmail.Longhorn's photo finish
June 1, 2005 roundup Windows users to get more control over digital images, as Microsoft delves into raw picture data. Also: Shutterfly makes a buy.MSN mixes advertisers with blogs
April 7, 2005 New versions of Microsoft's IM and blogging services offer beefed-up community, video, search and advertising features.Yahoo seeks geek credibility
November 21, 2006 As more applications move to the Web, companies like Yahoo are working to nourish their "ecosystem" of software developers.
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