Published: 09 Feb 2007 12:00 GMT
Windows Live for Mobile
With Windows Live for Mobile, you can access Windows Live services, such as Mail, Messenger and Search. There is now the ability to send pictures, voice clips and have multi-person chats with Messenger as well.
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