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Internet services and softwaredesigned to bring together in one place all of the relationships, informationand interests people care about most, with more safety and security featuresacross their PC, devices and the Web. Microsoft demonstrated early versions ofseveral new Windows Live offerings, some of which are accessible at a new Web site where people can try the latest WindowsLive beta services: -- Live.com serves as the personalized starting point for Windows Live services, powered by cutting-edge technologies such as RSS and Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX). Live.com offers complete choice and customization for individuals who want quick access to the people and information they care about most. Live.com, which will be a great place to experience Windows Live Search, is available for trial today. -- Windows Live(TM) Mail is a new, global Web e-mail service, built from the ground up to be faster, safer and simpler. Existing MSN(R) Hotmail(R) users will be able to seamlessly upgrade to the new service. People can sign up for the beta waiting list at -- Windows Live(TM) Messenger helps individuals deepen their connections with the people they care about through instant messaging, file and photo sharing, PC-based calling, and more. Windows Live Messenger will enter the beta stage later this year. More information is available at -- Windows Live(TM) Safety Center is a Web site where users can scan for and remove viruses from their PC on demand. The service is currently in beta form, available at -- Windows OneCare(TM) Live is a previously announced
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