Is this the power of cloud services we’ve been waiting for? Besides a whole list of potential security issues, we want to quote from Joe Wilcox at eWeek. "Live Mesh is Microsoft's attempt to turn OS and proprietary services platforms into hubs that replace the web. It's the most anti-Web 2.0 technology yet released by any company. Microsoft is building a services-based operating system that transcends and extends Windows and also the function of Web browsers. It's bold, brilliant and downright scary." So what’s not to love about it?Go Mesh
Microsoft: Making a Real Mesh of It
Live Mesh is the new “software-plus-services” platform from Microsoft to enable PCs and other devices to be aware of each other via internet, so individuals (and organizations) can manage & share their files and applications seamlessly on the web (across the world of devices).Is this the power of cloud services we’ve been waiting for? Besides a whole list of potential security issues, we want to quote from Joe Wilcox at eWeek. "Live Mesh is Microsoft's attempt to turn OS and proprietary services platforms into hubs that replace the web. It's the most anti-Web 2.0 technology yet released by any company. Microsoft is building a services-based operating system that transcends and extends Windows and also the function of Web browsers. It's bold, brilliant and downright scary." So what’s not to love about it?Go Mesh
Is this the power of cloud services we’ve been waiting for? Besides a whole list of potential security issues, we want to quote from Joe Wilcox at eWeek. "Live Mesh is Microsoft's attempt to turn OS and proprietary services platforms into hubs that replace the web. It's the most anti-Web 2.0 technology yet released by any company. Microsoft is building a services-based operating system that transcends and extends Windows and also the function of Web browsers. It's bold, brilliant and downright scary." So what’s not to love about it?Go Mesh