This week, Microsoft launched an exciting element of our Software + Services Strategy, and a component of our cloud computing services. Live Mesh.
The announcement came in the form of a Technology preview. At a high level, Live Mesh is a platform; a software + services platform approach to synching, sharing, storing, and accessing files and folders from your devices on the web. It makes PCs and other devices aware of each other through the Internet, enabling individuals and organizations to manage, access, and share their files and applications seamlessly on the Web and across their world of devices.
Here are some additional resources if you would like to learn more:
Live Mesh Technology Preview – Learn more.
Channel 9 Interview with Ray Ozzie and former O’Reilly writer and current Microsoft evangelist Jon Udell.
Channel 10 – Hands on with Live Mesh some of the Live Mesh team (Demo)
LiveSide blog – Live Mesh: it’s everything we told you about (and a lot more)
LiveSide blog – Live Mesh: Boy have we got questions!
ReadWriteWeb – Live Mesh: First Look at Microsoft’s New Platform
It really is exciting to see the pieces come together that will truly enable seamless experiences across devices and computers for individuals, groups, business, etc.
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May 8, 2008 at 12:04 am
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[...] about ubiquity for the user’s computing experience. Its about seamless transition (think Live Mesh) regardless of platform, device or [...]
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