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...will increase the site's mobile readership. Harrison Hoffman is a tech enthusiast and co-founder of LiveSide.net, a blog about Windows Live. He is a member of the CNET Blog Network, and is not an employee of CNET. Disclosure. If you...

In this article: Techmeme, Iphone, CNET, Chrome OS, and Palm Pre

...for Google Docs and other online office suites. While the current beta only makes Excel and PowerPoint available to consumers via Windows Live, Word and OneNote are available to businesses via SharePoint Server. By the time Office 2010...

In this article: Microsoft, PowerPoint, Google, SharePoint Server, LinkedIn, and E mail

...to sour Microsoft's relationship with the rest of the industry. President of Microsoft's Windows and Windows Live division Steven Sinofsky used the company's Professional Developer Conference (PDC) in Los Angeles, California, Wednesday to...

In this article: Acid3, JavaScript, Firefox, Internet Explorer, WebKit, Sun Microsystems, and Texas Instruments

...Tips Internet Explorer 9 At today's Professional Developer Conference, Stephen Sinofsky, president of the newly renamed Windows and Windows Live division showed off early work on Internet Explorer 9, focusing both on Javascript...

In this article: Internet Explorer 9, Microsoft, Acid 2, and JavaScript

...Microsoft adding features for "real-world" use. Steven Sinofsky, president of Microsoft's Windows and Windows Live division, claimed the company had learned a "great deal about interoperability" on IE 8, and three weeks into IE 9, he said...

In this article: Microsoft, Silverlight, Scott Guthrie, Rick Astley, ACID 3, HTML, Bing, and IntelliSense

...isn't releasing beta versions of the consumer-oriented editions of the Web apps, which tie into Windows Live as a document-sharing platform. The company gave journalists (including me) access to a SharePoint server to try the Web apps, but...

In this article: Microsoft, Web app, PowerPoint, OneNote, SharePoint, Microsoft Office 2010, Google Docs, and Los Angeles

...and Google, even though the browser has been in development only a few weeks. Steven Sinofsky, Microsoft's president of Windows and Windows Live, acknowledged that Microsoft had catching up to do. "We know we have a lot of work to do in some...

In this article: Microsoft, JavaScript, Acid3, Firefox, Mozilla, Safari, Asa Dotzler, Google's Chrome, and Benchmarking

...available from the company's Web site. Among the features new to the beta is a social networking connector that allows users to bring in Windows Live and other social networking feeds into Outlook. LinkedIn is the first that will take...

In this article: Microsoft, Ina Fried, LinkedIn, Nintendo, and CNET News

...download SharePoint on the 18 November you will see the web applications exactly as they are today in beta form." However, he added that the Windows Live team was a little behind on delivering the goods. "Windows Live ship cycle is slightly...

In this article: Microsoft, Customer, Google's Chrome, Small business, Office software, OneNote, SharePoint, and PowerPoint

Back when I reviewed Wave 3 of the Windows Live home page a year ago, it already boasted tie-ins with Facebook and Twitter, showing feeds from those super popular social networks in its combined "What's New" stream. The stream also shows up...

In this article: Break.com, Windows Live Messenger, Hotmail, CNET, YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Microsoft, and Taiwan