I need to keep a folder synchronized between my laptop and home tower. When both were running XP, I used Live Sync (which became Live Mesh Beta) and it did a good job. The only annoyance was that both ...

Since Microsoft took the wraps off its Live Mesh collaboration and synchronization platform in late April, the Redmondians still have said next-to-nothing about how it might be used by consumers or ...

Microsoft will kill Live Mesh on Wednesday, so current users have only a couple of days left to jump ship to SkyDrive or a similar service. Lance Whitney is a freelance technology writer and trainer ...

David Treadwell, Microsoft's corporate vice president of the Live Services Platform, announced the new Live Framework during a keynote address at last week's Professional Developers Conference that ...

If you were closed out of Microsoft's Live Mesh preview for lack of an invite, you now can get in you're now more likely to get in. Microsoft has opened up availability of its Live Mesh Software + ...

This summer, Microsoft gave a sneak peak at native Mac support for its Live Mesh file syncing service. Microsoft is now bringing the promise of Mac syncing with its Live Mesh service to reality with ...

Live Mesh is just the beginning. More than 400 developers in Microsoft's Live Platform group are working on multiple projects. During her years at CNET News, Ina Fried changed beats several times, ...

I had a chance to check out the new Live Mesh “tech preview” announced at Web 2.0 Expo this week. Two first impressions. First, the Live Mesh tech preview is a good start. It’s obviously early in the ...

Live Mesh, one of Microsoft’s earliest cloud services which launched in beta back in 2008, once looked poised to become Microsoft’s main platform for cloud storage, file syncing, and remote access. At ...

Microsoft today released a Live Mesh client for the Mac and for Windows Mobile 6.x clients, although you will need a Windows Live ID to use Mesh even from your Mac. With Mac and Windows Mobile added, ...

I've gotten more than a few queries from Live Mesh beta users asking how much more time they had to use the Microsoft synchronization service before the plug was pulled. Liveside.net has the answer: ...

Microsoft has just opened up the beta of its Live Mesh service, and although it’s still rough around the edges and needs plenty of work, it may well be a look into the way we’ll all be computing in ...