Windows Live SkyDrive gets Bigger

SkyDrive is the online file storage service from Micrsooft. It is a features of the Microsoft Live Service.

The storage space is now doubled from 512 MB to 1GB.

The new features include RSS feeds of particular folder to track the files uploaded in it, you can invite your friends to view the files.

The SkyDrive provides you features to make your uploaded files public or personal or by invitation.

Headout to http://skydrive.live.com/ to get your own SkyDrive account.

13 October 2007 in Live & Web Services & Websites | Comments (0)

Windows Server Compared with Linux, Unix and Mainframe

Microsoft has setup a site that provides the Comparison of Windows Server System with Linux, Unix and Mainframes.

This Site list the industry standards and the feedbacks from industry experts on these server systems.

Learn more at windows server/compare

26 September 2007 in OS & Websites | Comments (0)

Official Windows Vista Magazine Launched

Microsoft has launched the Official Windows Vista Magazine, that brings the inside view of the Windows Vista. Learn more about this at the Official Windows Vista Magazine website, http://www.windowsvistamagazine.com/

5 March 2007 in Magazines & Websites | Comments (0)

Advertise with Microsoft adCenter

If you want to get noticed by 40 Million people each day, join the Advertising campaign by Microsoft.

Register now at https://adcenter.microsoft.com/

Keep updated and Learn more Microsoft asCenter

23 February 2007 in Web Services & Websites | Comments (0)

Microsoft launched Casual Games Website

Microsoft Casual Games develops, publishes, and distributes web-based and download games in every major casual game genre (puzzle, word, card and arcade). On a monthly basis, Microsoft Casual Games reaches more than 120 million global players; that’s more than a third of the US population!

Microsoft Casual Games offers more than 400 games via MSN® Games, Windows Live Messenger, Windows® OS Games, and Xbox Live® Arcade, providing the ultimate playing experience for millions of casual gamers around the world to compete, collaborate and socialize anytime, anywhere.

http://www.microsoftcasualgames.com/

23 February 2007 in Games & News & Websites | Comments (0)