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Windows Live Wave 4: Leaked!

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17/03/2010

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Dynagen

My friend over at livebetas.net has just reported he has a leaked version of Windows Live Wave 4 on his PC and includes the below images in his post. On first glance there isn’t much new that we didn’t already know however there does appear to be a new service call Companion, sounds like it could be some kind of goelocation based service.

If you want to see the other images from the suite then check them out here!

Update: From the below image I have just been shown it appears that Mesh is now definitely a part of Wave 4 and you can see the Device Manager folder.

Windows Live Tags: Windows Live, Windows Live Wave 4

http://cigisoft.net keoz

OMG thats cool, hope soon there are news about maybe Messenger Toolkit 4.0 :)
http://mymicrosoftlife.com/2010/03/19/windows-live-wave-4-bit-more-info/ Windows Live Wave 4: Bit More Info « My Microsoft Life

[...] Muy Windows I have been informed that the build that leaked a couple of days back is actually Milestone 2 and was in use by Microsoft back in February of this year, the current [...]
Chris

Looking good. No wonder why its taking Microsoft so long to get wave 4 out the door (even for a beta).

This is going to be be a MAJOR RELEASE (Perhaps the largest since the pre launch and the main launch of wave 1)
http://mymicrosoftlife.com/2010/04/20/windows-live-wave-4-further-evidence-of-live-mesh-integration/ Windows Live Wave 4: Further Evidence Of Live Mesh Integration « My Microsoft Life

[...] today that shows again that Live Mesh is being incorporated in the Windows Live Essentials suite, we have known about for some time now. This information has come from the Device Manager which on my PC, where I have Live Mesh installed [...]

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