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Bing or Google – It’s your decision. I’ve made mine

16 Jun, 2009  2 Comments

Whoever came up with this site must be applauded for their efforts. It makes it easier for me to compare results!

Bing is all over the news and I am loving it more and more.

Just look at the Microsoft Translator work in Bing. Awesome. Same query in Google – fail!

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I really loved the translation service. Too good!

Google, get real! Bing wins again. I am no where near Brisbane, CA! What’s up with Google? Can’t geo locate me?

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Live Mesh Updates for June 18 2008

19 Jun, 2008  5 Comments

I have been using Live Mesh for quite some time now and have already reached 60% of my allocated quota :)

Today I received an email from The Live Mesh Team with a list of fixes implemented in the latest Live Mesh release.

Fixes

· Live Mesh is now available in all English-speaking countries (not just the U.S.)

· Removed the User Account Control (UAC) requirement when installing and using Live Mesh with Windows Vista SP1

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First Impressions of Office Live Workspace

15 Dec, 2007  8 Comments

I have just signed up for Office Live Workspace, although it is only available for U.S only. My live id is configured for U.S. and so is my browser.

What do you get for signing up?

Anywhere Access

  • Save 1000+ Microsoft Office documents in one place
  • Access them from almost any computer with a Web browser
  • No more flash drives or sending yourself documents via e-mail

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  • Invite people to your workspace
  • You control who can view, comment, and edit your documents

Windows Live: Button Maker

15 Nov, 2007  4 Comments

imageWindows live is happening! Check out the Windows Live Messenger’s  Button Maker.

Use the button builder below to create a button that fits your personal style or even just your mood. Add the button to your Windows Live Hotmail, Outlook and other email signatures, Windows Live Space, or blog, and your friends and family can simply click your button to add you to their contact list.

All you have to do is:  Read more... (108 words, 1 image, estimated 26 secs reading time)

  1. Choose a style
  2. Pick a color
  3. Select a message
  4. Enter your ID
  5. Click next

Windows Live: IM Control

14 Nov, 2007  No Comment

Have you seen this yet?

The Windows Live™ Messenger IM Control lets people on the Web reach you in Messenger by showing your Messenger status on your web site, blog, or social networking profile.

The IM Control runs in the browser and lets site visitors message you without installing Messenger first.

It is supported in IE6, IE7, and FireFox 2.0 on Windows and FireFox 2.0 on Mac OS and supports 32 languages.

I am going to leave this on my blog for few days, ping me and say hello!

Setup Here

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