Still using Windows Live Mesh? You won’t be much longer. Come Wednesday, the online storage and syncing service will draw its final breath, leaving Mesh users without a home. So, where can you go if ...

SAN FRANCISCO–The launch of Live Mesh this week offers the clearest understanding yet of what Microsoft’s Windows Live Platform group has been working on for the last two years. And yet, Live Mesh is ...

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 ...

No one from Microsoft will go on the record saying it, but it's looking more and more like Live Mesh may be on its way to being phased out. Currently, Live Mesh is considered part of the Windows Live ...

Microsoft has taken the wraps off a Technology Preview of its new Live Mesh platform, which promises to connect disparate devices so they can seamlessly share information. But beyond the surface, Live ...

It was April 2008 when Microsoft rolled out a first beta of its Live Mesh synchronization/backup software. The promise was Live Mesh would help users more seamlessly integrate ther PCs, phones, ...

Live Mesh has only a few days left to live. Come March 31st, Microsoft will pull the plug on Live Mesh, a Cloud synchronization service which never managed to evolve past the Beta development ...

Originally positioned as a Web-based service for synchronizing files and data folders across different devices, Microsoft’s Live Mesh is poised to emerge as a cloud-based development environment at ...