Live Mesh dying soon – some saved by Live Sync, some not
The fact that Microsoft had Live Mesh, Live Sync and SkyDrive offerings was always confusing. Things are getting a turn for the clearer, as the Live Mesh brand gets nixed and Live Sync gains much of what Mesh used to be. But it’s not a change without losses. When installing the Live Wave 4 package, […]
June 14, 2010
· Jouni Heikniemi · One Comment
Tags: Live Mesh, Live Sync · Posted in: .NET, General
Live Framework’s next steps are fuzzy, at best
The last session slot of PDC held an item of personal interest for me: CL26 “The Audience API: Live Framework Present and Future”. Unfortunately, after finishing my conference experience with that session, I’m not much wiser about the Live Framework’s future. Here’s a recap. First of all, a short backgrounder: In PDC 2008, Live Framework […]
November 20, 2009
· Jouni Heikniemi · One Comment
Tags: Live Mesh, Live Services, Windows Live · Posted in: Cloud
The death of Live Services – what to expect?
By now the Windows Live oriented people have probably heard the news: the Live Services infrastructure, including Live Framework, is shutting down on next Tuesday. Live Mesh will stay online, but the developer CTP version will be discontinued – until it is merged with the Windows Live offering. A short history Announced in PDC 2008, […]
September 4, 2009
· Jouni Heikniemi · 7 Comments
Tags: Azure, Live Mesh, Live Services, Windows Live · Posted in: Cloud