July 17, 2008
1:13 am
Microsoft has opened up availability of its Live Mesh Software + Service sync/collaboration platform to any U.S.-based tester with a Windows Live ID. (Those outside the U.S. also can get access to the test build as long as they have a Live ID and are willing to change their Windows operating system region and language setting to EN-US.)
Live Mesh Forum posted on July 15th, that Live Mesh is now openly available to anyone in the U.S. That created quite a stir in the blogosphere until Live Mesh Team’s following announcement:
Our forum announcement from yesterday got a lot of people talking. We just updated the forum post to clarify exactly what’s going on, but I want to explain here as well. This week we did two things:
- Doubled the maximum number of users we’ll allow to access the Live Mesh Technology Preview.
- Simplified the Tech Preview sign-up process. We’ve removed the requirement to sign up via Microsoft Connect, so that instead you can sign up directly from www.mesh.com.
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