Microsoft New Blue Tinted Xbox 360

Microsoft unveils a new blue tinted Xbox 360 for developers only at GDC 09.

More important than the new color is that it doubles the memory of the standard Xbox 360 to 1GB, making life easier for developers trying to tweak their software.

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Windows OS Serial Keys

Windows 95 : 
CD-key Serial Number: 875-7215850 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 100-1208613 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 757-2573155

Windows 95 (2) : 
CD-key Serial Number: 727-0208693 or 
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CD-key Serial Number: 747-1012622

Windows 95 (3) : 
CD-key Serial Number: 105-7756325 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 988-0529930 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 511-1103646

Windows 95 (4) : 
CD-key Serial Number: 889-9850114 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 975-4769754

Windows 95 (build 490) : 100-1208613

Windows 95 Advisor v1.0 for Win95 : 
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Serial Number: 002-794 or 
Serial Number: 030-734 or 
Serial Number: 086-215

Windows 95 CD-ROM Plus : 
CD-key Serial Number: 040-0073635 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 040-0081471 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 040-0081586

Windows 95 CD-ROM Plus (2) : 
CD-key Serial Number: 040-0081589 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 040-0364433 or 
CD-key Serial Number: 040-0594361

Windows 95 CD-ROM Plus (3) : 
CD-key Serial Number: 040-0333015 or 
040-0114645

Windows 95 CD-ROM Plus (4) : 
121-0101264 or 
025-0067276 or 
100-1208613 or 
757-2573155 or 
875-7215850 or 
425-4287696

Windows 95 CD-ROM Plus (5) : 
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411-2781863 or 
415-1565997 or 
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425-0977766

Windows 95 CD-ROM Plus (6) : 
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425-1068866 or 
415-1595537

Windows 95 CD-ROM Plus (7) : 
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415-1025733 or 
422-1234567 or 
755-1234567 or 
114-0125066 or 
415-1715257

Windows 95 Final NL : 12095-OEM-0004226-12233

Windows 95 Full Version : 15795-OEM-0001

Windows 95 OEM Version : CD-Key: 
12095-OEM-0004226-12233 or 
15795-OEM-0001355-07757 or 
16595-OEM-0001695-96524

Windows 95 OEM Version (02) : 
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30095-OEM-0006161-61513 or 
17295-OEM-0001085-48667

Windows 95 OEM Version (03) : 
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Windows 95 OEM Version (04) : 
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Windows 95 OEM Version (05) : 
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11195-OEM-0000043-05620

Windows 95 OEM Version (06) : 
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15095-OEM-0001175-61439

Windows 95 OEM Version (07) : 
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11195-OEM-0000043-04872

Windows 95 OEM Version (08) : 
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15695-OEM-0001346-00881

Windows 95 OEM Version (09) : 
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24995-OEM-0004361-59221

Windows 95 OEM Version (10) : 
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11495-OEM-0000061-97573 or 
34095-OEM-0007392-52487

Windows 95 OEM Version (11) : 
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15095-OEM-0001166-90867

Windows 95 OEM Version (12) : 
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35595-OEM-0008492-43325

Windows 95 OEM Version (13) : 
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15095-OEM-0001166-90867 or 
34895-OEM-0007662-31988

Windows 95 OEM Version (14) : 
35295-OEM-0008250-79497 or 
31895-OEM-0006654-61329 or 
16296-OEM-0012506-78573

Windows 95 OEM Version (15) : 
13895-OEM-0000716-68627 or 
30195-OEM-0005315-51142 or 
12496-OEM-0011212-03586

Windows 95 OEM Version (16) : 
13969-OEM-0010166-05693 or 
13969-OEM-0010166-05779

Windows '95 Upgrade NL 040-0438517

Windows 95 plus pak : 28876-062-0805825003490

Windows 95 v4.00.950 : 24264-425-4287696-06468

Windows 95 v4.00.950 R2 : 875-7215850

Windows 95 v4.00.950 R3/R6 : 975-4769754

Windows 95 Version 4.00 N°34297-OEM-0028317-84646

Windows 95 Version 4.00 N°34297-OEM-0028317-84934

W95 OSR: 19995-oem-0002435-60062 

WIN 95 OSR2 Serial Number: 30195-OEM-00005315-51142

Windows 97 Code: 26495-OEM-0004791-53803

OSR2 OEM SN:25596-OEM-0014853-96131

Windows 95 OEM 15795-oem-001355-07757

Windows 95 OSR-2 05697-oem-0019164-28879

W95OSR2 18895-oem-0002311-53577

Windows 95 OSR2 Danish : 26996-OEM-0015483-73955
Windows 95B: 19296-OEM-0013296-09658

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WIN98 PLUS PACK CD KEY: 040-1111111

Windows 98 UGrade BMB9C-2TXWY-TYD2H-FMQ2D-2J84C

Windows NTServer: 11195-OEM-011121-11111

Windows NTWork Station: 419-0140126

Windows 95 4.00.950B Serial Number: 00195-OEM-0211111-11111

Win98 Time Crack
Win98 Beta 3 crack
Windows98 build 1708 and 1720 and maybe others - Serial Number: HGBRM-RBK3V-M9FXV-YCXDK-V38J4 

Windows 98 cd key= HMYYW-XX24C-G244V-J7KQH

PLUS 98 CD KEY= 814-2259442

Windows 98 Code: HGBRM-RBK3V-M9FXV-YCXDK-V38J4 

Windows 98 Serial Number: DTXM2-YVDH9-JHYV2-MPCJH-CCRFH

Windows 98 Serial Number: K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3

Windows 98 Serial Number: QDQQ4-Q9WKB-GKBDJ-79DP2-YM8Y4

Win 98 Serial Number: K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3 

Win 98 FULL VERSION: XB88B-9B96V-CRJPG-64882-GQBDD

Win 98 UPGRADE VERSION: K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3

Memphis (WIN 98): K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3

Windows 98 Code: K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3

Windows 98 OEM Version Serial Number: VMGGK-72FPD-2PHRP-3HV4R-FYJQJ 

Windows 98 CD KEY Serial Number: K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3

Plus 98 Serial Number: 465-9812636

Win 98 Serial Number: DQYJW-K4HGQ-DKW3T-673GY-PT8F8
Win98 german Serial Number: V2JCW-VRT4Y-YC2KJ-X9VC-T90CD

Windows 98 PLUS dutch 045-0555265

Windows 98 v4.10.1998 Serial Number: V9FKD-BY6B6-9JTJH-YCT3H-CJDX7

Win98 (Upgrade) K4HVD Q9TJ9 6CRX9 C9G68 RQ2D3

Win98 upgrade OEM: WMC8Q-RFPVP-W3JT6-W4QCP-XB9BF

Win98 BOXED RETAIL UPGRADE INSTALL:
G2FGT-6HYRW-X2W2C-RT7HW-RF7WX or 
C3HJX-FPCVK-V7KKQ-3GCYQ-9Y6HP or 
HCGYX-8Q23F-237WM-WJ6TV-9KK72 or 
TFYX7-9GG6R-PHK2H-TBR44-T6Q79 or 
CCW67-GWQY3-9TG6G-3P7YP-728JX or 
CQKDD-TJC3J-3Y7YJ-8CG9M-22MFF 

Win98 BOXED RETAIL FULL INSTALL:
F73WT-WHD3J-CD4VR-2GWKD-T38YD or 
VD4WG-Y998T-3MGWX-GPW2Q-3QVC8 or 
K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3 or 
PYDMY-DVJ9J-996VH-JX66P-9TWKW 

Win98 ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURE (OEM): 
FT9CH-XVXW7-7BFCM-RPR49-VDHYD or 
PW3DW-PC9D8-Q7VMQ-8YTMY-RTR9G or 
M4G3G-77CGM-9FY8T-PMWBC-JJYDM or 
TBXVP-MB6YG-MH8W4-VXGW2-QYB9W or 
CMT3F-GYCQP-BP29T-TJQY6-WHBMW or 
F2WQC-WTPDW-TC9QC-RKPTB-PKHRT or 
W8HCH-CGQ6G-9J3MG-77F7J-8XDP3 or
XB88B-9B96V-CRJPG-64882-GQBDD or 
DKRBQ-TXYCX-6K4GD-4CPJ7-C6B26 or 
HMTWJ-VPPWP-9BXP8-WD73Y-GGT6M or 
D9C9Y-FWH6M-2QG4H-YXWGM-BM7RD or
PTX6T-WTQ9G-C7B2Y-TC3K8-YT4GB or 
HK6PD-2QBPV-4RCXY-KRPWT-DM346 or 
QCWJD-F94YQ-KWQXX-M48M3-MCFQW or 
JR36V-8DGVC-64PT2-WB66P-D647J or
KQTRP-WYYMY-XWGWD-996K6-TTQCG or 
VYKYV-P48FR-VKT2J-QWR36-VFF8M

OEM - untested - not sure where 98 uses this, possibly when floppy disks are created or a network license used. It looks like a 95 number... 25295-OEM-0004467-55555

Win98 Serial Number: HPKDT-WBTV8-V27YK-3MVFW-6P89J

Microsoft Plus!98 Serial Number is real simple: 111-1111111

Win 98 Final Serial Number: K4HVD-Q9TJ9-6CRX9-C9G68-RQ2D3

Win98 Full Ver. MKHFQ-MTPJH-CKX9P-646M6-6JC8

Windows 98 Serial Number: DQ93P-D6KF9-49T8M-7YR9V-89TTB

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Win98 Serial Number: CHTQY-DKVKR-6GFRT-X6PHK-7Y6D3

Windows98 Serial Number: BWMTW-9G2KG-28J3V-XM2FW-9BHRF

Windows 98 SE Upgrade Serial Number: w6gvr 9d2hx 9wmgg 749bx dcvdf

Plus98 Serial Number: 468-1766233

Windows 98 RC3, RC4, RC5 and RTM (RTM=FiNAL) Crack

Win98cd Serial Number: k4hvd-q9tj9-6crx9-c9g68-rq2d3

Windows 98 Serial Number: FK0HF-8YF6F-7KRCT-3BBQ-2P2YY

Windows 98 - product key - GYXX7-K377D-BMV7H-KGHC2-9W2Q3

Windows 98 OEM Full SN: DKRBQ-TXYCX-6K4GD-4CPJ7-C6B26

Windows 98 Upgrade Serial Number: 
T8WK9-3JJ99-27X6M-CDPB9-B7WJH or 
PMCVY-QXYY6-KGCW9-WVB2H-W8RQ9 or 
T4GRG-4DM4P-V868T-27KYP-MHF2K or 
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V9FKD-BY6B6-9JTJH-YCT3H-CJDX7 or 
HBBHP-K3VPC-FV4PB-84RY3-BV4YX

WIN98 FULL VERSION WITH IE 5.0 CD Serial Number: C9TCH-G72Y6-G4DQK-QCQRM-K7XFQ
Win98 Second Edition V 4.10.2174 A Serial Number C9TCH-G72Y6-G4DQK-QCQRM-K7XFQ

Windows 98 Second Edition Serial Number: W7XTC-2YWFB-K6BPT-GMHMV-B6FDY

WIN 98 SE: HQ23F-WXWFF-7V3HJ-KCVXT-4FRRM

Win 98 Second Edition Serial Number: FT9CH-XVXW7-7BFCM-RPR49-VDHYD

Win 98 second editions updates Serial Number: 147080-001

Win 98 second edition Serial Number: H8J3X-9HQQG-DQXX7-6GFTJ-DF6MB

Windows NT Workstation 4.0: 
CD-KEY: 30495-0006276-08164 
Name:SNiKkEL 
Serial Number: 11995-69580

WIN NT4: 419-0025043 or 419-0045835

Windows NT 4.0 SN:14396-0012434-28129

Windows 2000 Retail Full Professional: VXKC4-2B3YF-W9MFK-QB3DB-9Y7MB 
Server version: H6TWQ-TQQM8-HXJYG-D69F7-R84VM 

Windows 2000 Professional Serial Number: RBDC9-VTRC8-D7972-J97JY-PRVMG

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Windows 2000 Advanced Server Serial Number: RBDC9-VTRC8-D7972-J97JY-PRVMG

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Windows 2000 Professional Dutch key: MKFTT-B889R-XXYGF-W63WP-8VDYT

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Windows Millenium (ME):
RBDC9-VTRC8-D7972-J97JY-PRVMG
h6twq-tqqm8-hxjyg-d69f7-r84vm
vxkc4-2b3yf-w9mfk-qb3db-9y7mb
C9TCH-G72Y6-G4DQK-QCQRM-K7XFQ

Windows ME Full Retail Serial Number: Gy9fq-2j9mr-pm78b-j9jct-x8rdg

Windows ME Product key code upgrade 98 Serial Number: FYG4R-3RK8M-DJGPJ-9GTRY-Q7Q49

Memphis Millennium Beta crack
CD Key for Microsoft's Office XP Serial Number: FM9FY - TMF7Q - KCKCT - V9T29 - TBBBG

Windows XPSerial Number: RBDC9-VTRC8-D7972-J97JY-PRVMG or F6PGG-4YYDJ-3FF3T-R328P-3BXTG

Windows xp prof. beta2 build 2462 Serial Number: DW3CF-D7KYR-KMR6C-3X7FX-T8CVM
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Microsoft launches Outlook.com, a new email service with limited ads, unlimited storage and built-in Skype

So Microsoft launched a new email service today — not a redesigned version of Hotmail, but a completely new, built-from-the-ground-up service. It’s called Outlook.com, and for now, at least, it will exist separately from Hotmail, as Microsoft attempts to distance itself from Hotmail’s bad rap. As it happens, the email features are basically the same across the two services, but from a visual standpoint, Outlook.com is everything Hotmail is not: where Hotmail has distracting banners and video ads, Outlook’s are discreet.

Indeed, you won’t find any targeted ads on conversations with individual people (newsletters and such are still fair game). In lieu of those creepy personalized ads, you’ll see quick access to Twitter and Facebook, where you can retweet and like things, as well as post comments. Skype integration is coming too (finally!), though that feature isn’t live today. Most importantly, though, it brings a fresh, minimal interface designed to lure away Gmail users who wouldn’t have otherwise given Hotmail the time of day.

Outlook.com is open to the public starting today. You can create a new account or sign in using an existing Hotmail address. Though it’s still in its preview phase, anyone can sign up (read: no invites necessary). Storage is “virtually” unlimited — Microsoft doesn’t want to promise potential spammers a limitless account — and anyone creating a Microsoft account for the first time gets the usual 7GB of complimentary SkyDrive storage. Hit up that source link if you want check it out yourself.

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Microsoft New Logo

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Microsoft applies for high-performance touchscreen patent.

Remember when Microsoft got us all salivating with a proof-of-concept demo that took touchscreen lag from 100ms to 1ms? Well, Redmond is protecting the product of its tireless research by applying for a patent. The claim focuses heavily on the use of a predictive system that takes an educated guess as to where you’re going to move next, and does some serious preprocessing to minimize lag. The result is a smooth moving UI, so long as you don’t surprise the predictive algorithms. Do something completely unanticipated and all those preloaded animations must be flushed, resulting in some graphical stutter. We wouldn’t get too excited just yet, though, the broad patent, seems like it’s a long way out from landing in a smartphone or tablet. The clip we saw in March (embedded after the break) is little more than a white splotch that follows your finger. But, if even some of this tech makes into future Windows products, expect your touchscreen experience to be a much smoother one.

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The New Microsoft Windows Phone 8 Nano TR in-depth previewi

The New Microsoft Windows Phone 8 Nano TR in-depth preview.

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Windows 8 Developer Preview

Microsoft Reimagines Windows, Presents Windows 8 Developer Preview

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Windows 7 and Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 RC goes public, final around the corner

It’s been rather quiet since the last news, but Microsoft has finally announced today the Release Candidate (RC) for their Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 (SP1) to the public. What does that mean? Well, simple. The final is just around the corner. A month or so if we go by the usual.As previously announced, the only new features added to the SP1 are the Windows Server 2008 R2-related virtualization technologies, Dynamic Memory and RemoteFX, and while Windows 7 SP1 will enable PCs to take advantage of these server-based features to provide a more scalable and richer VDI experience for end users, there are no additional new features specific to Windows 7. I don’t really recommend downloading it, if you’re a typical user, as beta usually will come with a bug or few, despite being heavily tested. But if you’re the adventurous type, there’s no harm in hitting the source. Seriously, the service pack doesn’t do much to commoners.

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Office 2011 for Mac goes official

Yes, we’ve been using Office 2010 for quite some time now, but Microsoft sure has not forgotten the Mac users. Yes, we might have a good debate in between Windows and other OS, but there’s no deny that despite there’s so many alternatives out there, free or not, Microsoft’s flagship desktop suite of productivity, Microsoft Office is still the best out there.



“We develop Office for Mac to give you the tools to create great-looking and compatible documents — with options to pick the right edition for your Mac needs,” said Eric Wilfrid, general manager, Macintosh Business Unit (MacBU) at Microsoft Corp. “More than ever before, Office 2011 brings the familiar productivity tools and features of Microsoft Office to a suite of applications that work great on the Mac.”

Office 2011 for Mac replaces Microsoft’s Mac-specific Entourage email app with the industry standard Outlook, brings in some interface tweaks from Office 2010 over in PC land, and integrates with those Office Web Apps you’ve been hearing so much about. The entire “Home & Business” bundle goes for $279, and if you’re not so into Outlook, you can get the much cheaper “Home & Student” which only comes with Word / PowerPoint / Excel for $149. I think the “Home & Student” package is a steal, really.

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Windows 8 about two years away, according to Microsoft Netherlands

Well, this is according to Microsoft Netherlands, and also an allegedly leaked product roadmap. Buried at the bottom of a press release celebrating the first birthday of Windows 7, you’ll find the above Dutch phrase, which Google Translate miserably translated (with lots of grammar error it seemed) as “Furthermore, Microsoft is of course the next version of Windows. But it will take about two years before “Windows 8″ on the market.” But looking at Microsoft who likes to delay their products (oh hi Vista), I’ll take this with a pint of salt.

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240 million Windows 7 licenses sold in a year, happy birthday Windows 7!

Today marks the one-year anniversary of Microsoft’s Windows 7, and what’s more to celebrate this grand birthday than with a big number celebration tagging along? Yes, in this one year since the release of Windows 7, Microsoft has sold 240 million licenses of it.

Brandon LeBlanc, a Microsoft spokesman, calls it “the fastest selling operating system in history” in a blog post.

“Six months after launch, 100 percent (over 18,000) of our OEM partners were selling Windows 7 PCs versus 70 percent for Windows Vista PCs at a comparable time period,” LeBlanc wrote.

Earlier this month, Microsoft brought back the Windows 7 Family Pack, which provides upgrade licenses to Windows 7 Home Premium for up to three devices for $149.99. It is available now in the U.S.; after Oct. 22, the family pack offering will expand to Canada, the U.K., Germany, France, Australia and other international markets.

Several Microsoft employees posted their seven favourite features about Windows 7 on the company’s blog. To commemorate the anniversary, LeBlanc asked people to do the same in the comments section for a chance to win a full copy of Windows 7 Ultimate (and some Microsoft stickers). You have until 8am Pacific on Oct. 27 to submit your thoughts.

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Microsoft’s Windows Phone Developer Tools package goes to beta

Microsoft has officially stated that the Windows Phone 7 developer tool is a go, and gives it a ‘beta’ label. Developers can work their magic around with full confidence as Microsoft stated that this release “represents the near final version”. The new API now includes Expression Blend fully integrated. While developers worldwide are testing their apps on an emulator, some are lucky enough to receive demo units for developers as Microsoft starts shipping out developer devices. Stay tuned, as the Windows Phone 7 might just be around the corner as the chefs start to get busy in their kitchen for the launching.

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Windows Live Essential Beta out, we’re testing it.

Microsoft has just released Windows Live Essential Beta to the public, and we’re still testing it out. You can download your own Essential by following the link at the bottom. We’re still in the process of testing it out. It looks rather massive though.



Integration with Your Favorite Social Web Sites – share your activity with all your social network in a simple page
This is rather bold, and among the biggest changes involved. The Essential has added a ridiculously long list of web services and social networks into its support. Now you’re able to connect all your accounts from those social networks and simultaneously update all of them in Essential. You can even share your activities in Windows Live to those sites using Essential.

It’s best to head over to your Windows Live account page to control your privacy settings first, in order to have a control over whatever you would like to share.

Windows Live Messenger – gets a new look, the rather older ’simplify’ look is now gone.
Windows Live Messenger gets a revamped look, adding support for Facebook and MySpace. Now you can comment and see your friends’ updated status while being connected to Windows Live Messenger chat buddies. You can also add other people from other services like Google Contacts or LinkedIn, but they will have to accept your invite before you can communicate via Windows Live.

Windows Live Movie Maker – easily edit your videos and upload to YouTube snappily
Likewise with the updated Windows Live Movie Maker, it’s now much easier to publish your videos to SkyDrive, YouTube, or Facebook without much hassle. You can easily manage all your private videos, and easily share them on specific social sites.

Windows Live Mail – combo of Outlook and Word
The Windows Live Mail beta adds support for the newly redesigned Hotmail, besides other email services such as Gmail, and Yahoo! Mail. There’s not much else here except that it’s much easier to add your webmail, and Mail is a decent option for a Microsoft-built desktop email client without shelling out for Outlook. Looked very refined indeed.

Windows Live Sync – file sharing made easy!
Now this is also massive, to me. You can sync all your files that you wanna share across all your PCs in the network, as well as share it onto Microsoft’s online file storage service, SkyDrive. But it doesn’t stop there, as you can even sync your IE’s settings and your MS Office’s settings across your whole Windows Live platform, making office works easily accessible across all your networks. Talk about virtual workspace done right, if you set it up correctly. Remote access for your computers is also made available for Live Sync, though we’ve yet to test it out.



Windows Live Writer – crafted specially for bloggers
Something that I believe many bloggers will love, the Live Writer connects to majority of your blogging service sites like Blogger, Blogspot, Spaces, and Wordpress. Update your blog easily, without the need to login specifically onto that particular site, now this is really “Blogging made Easy”.

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