Posted on 22 Feb 2008
Windows Live SkyDrive Now Offers 5G of Online Storage
Lately, Microsoft has improved its online storage product by increasing the size of the storage. Windows Live SkyDrive, formerly known as Windows Live Folders, is now offering 5G online storage for the users. However, as the team of SkyDrive announced in their blog, they only offer this 5G of online storage to as many as [...]
Posted on 04 Oct 2007
Microsoft Launches HealthVault
Hot on the heel comes another Microsoft’s new venture, the releases of HealthVault platform. Health information related platform currently is the new darling of the Web community, Revolution Health launched in April, Google Health, codenamed as Weaver is also on the way.
HealthVault is launched with the jointly effort of nationally recognized medical providers, health-management [...]
Posted on 26 Sep 2007
Microsoft Releases Updated Live Search Engine
Microsoft has released a better Live search engine today, as shown in the image above, with the sexy and simple interface. It is known as a move that attempts to bring the closer gap between the market share of Google and Live.com. According to Microsoft’s press release, this revamped search engine trying to make its [...]
Posted on 09 Aug 2007
Microsoft Renames The File Storage Program
I wonder that Microsoft like to rename their software programs. While I access to Microsoft’s online file storage software, they’ve just renamed it to Windows Live SkyDrive. Does Windows Live SkyDrive provide a clearer and more effective brand identity than its former name, i.e. Windows Live Folders. Perhaps Microsoft is sending a clear message to [...]
Posted on 28 Jul 2007
Microsoft Improves Images Search Engine
I just came across that Microsoft has improved their images search technologies whereby users can now filtering the search through keywords such as filter:face, filter:portrait, and filter:bw. Note that face means the search result which shows the surface of the object, and bw means black and white image. As stated in official blog of Microsoft’s [...]
