#SHOULD I REMOVE WINDOWS LIVE ESSENTIALS MOVIE#
#SHOULD I REMOVE WINDOWS LIVE ESSENTIALS UPDATE#

Here's what Microsoft is willing to share: Advertisement 'We don't have any specific details to share right now about the applications.' In other words, there aren't many changes to expect for Windows Live Writer, Windows Live Family Safety, or the Bing bar. 'While you'll see updates across all Windows Live Essentials applications in this release, we prioritized our investment in five primary applications based on the feedback we've received from our customers,' a Microsoft spokesperson told Ars.

#SHOULD I REMOVE WINDOWS LIVE ESSENTIALS MOVIE#

The Windows Live Toolbar, meanwhile, has been replaced with the Bing Bar.ДЄs we saw with the Wave 4 Milestone 2 leak, there are a lot of changes coming for each application, but Microsoft is only interested in outlining the features in Messenger (already previewied in April), Mail, Photo Gallery, Movie Maker, and Sync.

#SHOULD I REMOVE WINDOWS LIVE ESSENTIALS UPDATE#

Windows Live Sync has received a major update and is now part of the suite. The Wave 4 release of Essentials still includes Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Mail, Windows Live Writer, Windows Live Photo Gallery, Windows Live Movie Maker, and Windows Live Family Safety. At the same time, though, 50 percent of photos and 80 percent of videos that users take don't get shared because they find it too hard to do so. Microsoft is focusing on sharing so much because it says 60 percent of PC users share photos weekly and 25 percent edit and share videos. Specifically, Microsoft says it focused on making three tasks easier: creating and sharing polished photos and movies with your closest friends, organizing your e-mail accounts in one place with flexible tools to be productive, as well as synchronizing files across your computers and accessing them from virtually anywhere with an Internet connection. The Windows Live Essentials team says it focused on updating the applications in a way that complements Windows 7 ( and still works on Vista, but not XP). After unveiling what's next for the most popular Windows Live client application, Messenger, and the most popular Windows Live web service, Hotmail, Microsoft is now ready to zero in on (most of) the remaining client applications in the Windows Live Essentials suite.

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