The Live Mesh service that Microsoft unveiled Tuesday night is a peek of what Chief Software Architect Ray Ozzie has been working on all these months
In announcing Live Mesh, a broad software, services and development platform that aims to use the Web as a vehicle to synchronize and share data and content among devices and people,Microsoft has finally admitted that the PC is no longer the central element of everyone's computing experience.
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Live Mesh by Microsoft


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