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About Microsoft Windows Live
Windows Live is a new set of Internet software and services designed to work together seamlessly to put you in control of the information, personal connections, and interests you care about. Windows Live makes it easier for you to stay in touch with your friends, and to find the information you need quickly and more safely.
Information
It's time to bring it all together. All the information you need, on your PC or on the go. Shopping, powerful Web search, your e-mail, your friend's blog, and the latest information from all corners of the online world—get it all in one place, served up just the way you want it.
Connections
It's not about technology. It's about connecting to your friends and family, any way you want. Flashy new features aren't the point (though we've got those, too). Whether it's e-mail, blogs, or instant messages, what’s important is staying in touch the way you choose.
Windows Live helps you feel safer from identity theft, viruses, spyware, and junk e-mail, and from online threats to child safety. Whether you're instant messaging, e-mailing, doing a quick virus scan, or anything else, it's all about easy, comprehensive care.
So what about MSN?
Don't worry, it's not going anywhere. MSN will still be your best source for world news and entertainment online. Some MSN online services are moving (or have already moved) to Windows Live, but your e-mail address, contact list, and other saved information won't change. The only changes will be improvements. Windows Live will give you better personalization, social networking, and information gathering, along with powerful online protection. Windows Live brings together the things you care about most, without leaving anything behind.
Try Windows Live
• Visit get.live.com to try current Windows Live services. You can read about them, see some demos, and try stuff out for yourself.
• And check out the Windows Live Betas page to test-drive services that are still in the beta phase (that means they're so new that they haven't even been officially released yet).
Windows Live Writer Beta
- Publish rich content to your Windows Live Space and other blogs. It's easy to add photos, maps, tags, and more to your posts. And you can see exactly what your post will look like before you publish it.
Windows Live for TV Beta
- Instant connections and amazing graphics on your large-screen monitor or TV.
Soapbox (beta) on MSN Video
- There's a world of video out there, and it's time to tune in. Upload your own clips, watch and rate your favorites, and share your creations with friends.