Microsoft plans single download for Windows Live

by admin July 30, 2007 at 2:40 pm
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Microsoft will offer a Windows Live installer that will download and install software that will allow access to multiple online services, according to the president of the software company’s platform and services division.

During his presentation to financial analysts on Thursday, Kevin Johnson said the company would begin beta testing the product this summer.

Read more: ZDNet.co.uk

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