Vista delays is not because MS wants so but the simple fact that 3rd parties
are not ready with their software.
Just thing about it. If MS wants to release in december 2006, the 3rd
parties must have already their software compatible with Vista. This thing
can be possible only if Vista will be "ready to ship" before december 06. As
Vista, "possible" will be finished in december, they have to give some time
to the 3rd parties and other software developers to update its products or
release new versions.
As of Live Messenger, I think they have to release [at least] one more beta
version before (non-beta) public availability. There are still some bugs,
features and other issues to be fixed...
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"John Jay Smith" <-> wrote in message
news:O2cn9O$...
> Who knows? Even when MS promises a release you cant even be sure then!
> (see vista delays)
>
>
> "RaceProUK" <> wrote in message
> news:OAyaW$%...
>> John Jay Smith wrote:
>>> Windows Live Messenger will be made available to the public in 8 days,
>>> Friday 16th June 2006. The successor to MSN Messenger 7.5, Windows Live
>>> Messenger 8 is the first edition of the Messenger brand to be released
>>> under the new 'Windows Live' moniker.
>>>
>>> Windows Live represents Microsoft's biggest push into the
>>> Software-as-a-Service market. Windows Live Messenger is the first
>>> software package to be released out of beta in the Windows Live range,
>>> with Windows Live Search (Desktop), Windows Live Mail Desktop and
>>> Windows Live Toolbar expected to follow later this year.
>>>
>>> http://www.neowin.net/index.php?act=view&id=33546
>>>
>>> -k www.computerboom.com
>>
>> Are you sure that's not just a rumour? I've seen the original article on
>> bink, and it doesn't quote any sources.
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