Windows Live Mesh is one of those products whose reach will be felt for a long time to come, especially as Microsoft begins to roll out sync features that tie in their applications (think OneNote, etc). DaveTN, a respiratory therapist about to enter graduate school, has penned a great article on why he likes Live [...]
Wanna give your Tablet PC a little Live Mesh makeover? Check out this Live Mesh wallpaper pack, courtesy of James Senior of the Live Mesh Team via Channel 10
The Windows Live Mesh team announced on Monday that Live Mesh will be going in to open Beta later this week, as well as finally offering a Mac and Windows Mobile client. This is great news for folks who operate in a multi-platform environment. Back in April when we did the initial tech preview release [...]
There are a number of solutions out there for storing files on the net and syncing between multiple computers / platforms – here are just a few: DropBox SugarSync FolderShare Windows Live Mesh BeInSync XDrive Other services, like Box.net and Windows Live SkyDrive, give you a place to store your data but don’t provide a [...]
The Windows Live Mesh team announced today that they have expanded the technical preview of Windows Live Mesh into 3 other countries, Canada, Ireland, and India. This brings the total number of countries where folks can participate up to 7. They include: United States United Kingdom Australia New Zealand Canada India Ireland There are still [...]
If you’ve been using Live Mesh here is some interesting info. In a blog post titled The potential for Live Mesh is limitless… the Live Mesh team hands out some info on the current limitations for the pre-release version. As we go through this process, we’re hearing your questions about how many folders and files [...]
It looks like the Windows Live Mesh Client for Macs is available to download again, but I don’t think it is quite working yet. Intriguingly after I downloaded and tried to install the Live Mesh Client it told me the newly downloaded file was older than the one that was already on my Mac, which [...]
Thanks to a tip from GBM Reader, Chris, it now appears that Windows Live Mesh can now be accessed via the web on your mobile device. The url is http://m.mesh.com. I’m able to access it on the Sprint Mogul and pull down some of my files from any of the folders I’ve created. Again, this is [...]
If you live in the US and want to give Windows Live Mesh a go, you can join in the fun without an invite, according to an announcement in the Live Mesh Forums. Live Mesh, at the moment, is a sycning solution that allows you to sync data across multiple platforms. Intenational users can also [...]
Things are moving rapidly here in the final sprint to finish up our renovations and re-open the Wayside Theatre. But as we deal with electricians, sound techs, rehearsals, and the like, we’ve also got the ongoing work of keeping the theatre running to keep us on our toes. Today was one of those days where [...]
In an e-mail last night there was a notification that Live Mesh had been updated to take care of some bug fixes. Here at GBM, we have been using Live Mesh for some of the things we do for the site. Transferring files to each other has become easier, plus having everything in a central [...]
We’ve got five exclusive Windows Live Mesh invitations to giveaway to some lucky GBM readers that would like to give it a try. As you might expect with a tech preview, there is a lot of functionality missing right now, but you’ll be able to get in early, test it, play with it, and use [...]
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12 iPhone Photography Accessories – Lenses, Stands, Filters and More To Enhance Your Photos
Apple made a lot of shutterbugs happy with the camera upgrades in the iPhone 4S — more pixels and a bigger sensor means an even better “best camera” to carry everywhere. Want to take the iPhone even further than that? With some additional accessories and apps you can turn this device into a mobile photo and video studio worthy of your enhanced skills.
Droid RAZR MAXX First Impressions and Unboxing Video
The Droid RAZR is just months old, but Motorola has already seen fit to introduce another mmber to the RAZR family, the Droid RAZR MAXX. The Droid RAZR (review) was known for a super thin design and Kevlar back, but it lacked in the battery life department. We saw 11-12 hours of battery life in [...]
The Next Nexus: What It Needs to Stay Ahead of the Pack
Late last year, Google and Samsung released the third rendition of the Nexus smartphone. The first of course was the HTC-made Nexus One which arrived in 2010 to great fan fare. Then, in late part of 2010, the Samsung-made Nexus S launched which eventually became available in two variants, the regular Nexus S and the [...]
iHome iB40 Headphones: Decent Sound at Budget Price
If you’re looking for a budget set of headphones that still produce decent sound and rich bass, then you should give the iHome iB40 Headphones a look. They’re comfortable, have an understated look, and produce good sound for the money. I hate ear buds! When I’m around the house and want to listen to some music [...]
Droid 4 Review: Incredible Keyboard, Awesome Speeds
The Droid 4 is the most recent of Motorola’s Droid line. The original Droid kicked off the Android revolution on Verizon, so it is good to see that the company is still thinking of users who want a physical keyboard. The Droid 4 marks the first time Motorola has included Verizon’s super fast 4G LTE [...]
Samsung Series 7 Slate Review: First Impressions
These days whenever someone mentions the word “Tablet” visions of the iPad or something similar dance in their heads. Not that long ago a tablet was something quite different: a Windows-based slate computer. Since the rise of the new idea of the tablet there have been a few Tablet PCs trying for relevance in an [...]
