December 3, 2008
@ 04:54 AM
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Windows Live Reviews on Twitter

So I've been constantly refreshing Twitter search for "Windows Live" and so far the comments on our latest release have been super positive. Here is a sampling of tweets from the last two hours

slaguzman: @WindowsLiveWire I really like the new version of Windows Live! Keep up the good work.

paulsterling: new windows live looks really good - nice!

Bashmohandes: Windows Live Wave 3 is AWESOME !!!

benriga: New Windows Live is looking pretty sweet. It's come a long way with the new wave.

niceguyscott: The new windows live experience is doap.

MikeGalos: OK. After an hour. Windows Live Wave 3 is very, very cool.

Anchelspain: Loving the new and improved version of the Windows Live services. Mail, social network, blogging, picture uploading... everything's great!

sharepointing: I am liking the "Social Networking" refresh at Windows Live

Elepsis: The new Windows Live services are starting to roll out. They're looking pretty awesome. :)

joshpowell: The new Windows Live services are pretty cool. I'm adding in web services such as Twitter, Flickr, etc. to a central feed.

baxiabhishek: Sweet! Windows Live Wave 3 is rolled out for my account. Awesome!

Ingdawg: @majornelson Windows Live Home is awesome. Love how everything is in one place.

ScottTrepanier: Uploading photos to the new Windows Live...I love it.

Excited and proud doesn't even begin to cover what it feels like to get this release out there.

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Wednesday, 03 December 2008 17:34:50 (GMT Standard Time, UTC+00:00)
Now all the Live team needs to do is remove that silly version check in the installer that prevents us folks that choose Windows Server 2008 as our workstation OS of choice from sharing the love (or at least make it smart enough to detect if the Windows Desktop Experience features have been activated).

Windows Live isn't the only Microsoft offering that suffers from this (e.g. Zune), and it gets annoying for those of us that actually need the advanced features in Windows Server to get work done, but also like to enjoy our creature comforts on the same machine when it's time for play.
Mike Prilliman
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