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Windows Live For Mobiles Now Available

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Those of you who are using Windows Live services will be happy to know that Microsoft is strengthening it by providing you with mobile access. Windows Live users can now download a free version of the software via a URL.

While most Windows Mobile 6 devices ship with the full version (with Messenger), some mobile operators prefer to ship one of our partner-developed Windows Live Messenger clients on their Windows Mobile 6 handsets. To ensure all users can receive the advantages of push Hotmail access, Windows Live Contacts synchronization, a Live Search bar for their homescreen and one-click photo upload to Windows Live Spaces we have made the client available immediately. There is no charge for this client (or the services supported by it) apart from any operator data charges.

There are five Windows Live services: Live.com, Live Search, Windows Live Hotmail Mobile, Windows Live Messenger Mobile and Windows Live Spaces Mobile. The above-mentioned report only leaves out the Messenger part, so it's still a pretty good deal for users who felt left out when their phones shipped without Windows Live.

You can download it here.

Source: Jason Langridge

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