Tag archive: mesh

CNET reports that Microsoft has expanded its open invitation to join its Live Mesh service to people in Ireland, India and Canada, joining those in the US, UK, Australia and New Zealand who already have access to Live Mesh without an invitation. However, there’s still a cap of the numbers allowed from India, Canada and Ireland. So what does Live Mesh do? At the moment it stands as a way to synchronize data among a number of… Read More

Got a Windows Live ID? Then that’s all you need to enjoy Microsoft’s new Windows Live Mesh service, according to CNET. First announced in April, Live Mesh allows users to share data across many Windows computers and on the Web. But Live Mesh is also taking a broader view for the future, with data to be shared between PCs, Macs and handhelds, as well as desktop and web apps, some of which might well be added by the time… Read More

Microsoft has launched a tech preview of its Live Mesh service, which is designed to keep a person's documents and media synchronized across a range of computers and mobile devices, while at the same time letting users selectively share items or folders, chat with friends and family, and keep up on news and current events. Live Mesh envisions using the Internet—or, rather, Microsoft's Web-enabled services— as a… Read More

From VIA's press release: VIA Technologies, Inc, a leading innovator and developer of silicon chip technologies and PC platform solutions, today heralded the success of its collaboration with UK-based LocustWorld, the world's leading mesh networking specialist, in providing urban and rural areas with high performance, economical broadband networking over a wide area using specialized mesh routers based on VIA EPIA Mini-ITX… Read More