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Have you downloaded the Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 SP Beta yet?

As Doug mentioned in his blog post last week, Messenger is even more social now. The new feed in Messenger makes it easier than ever to stay up to date with the best of what your friends are doing across the web, whether it’s posting photos on Flickr, or updating their Facebook and MySpace profiles.

As Doug mentioned in his blog post last week, Messenger is even more social now. The new feed in Messenger makes it easier than ever to stay up to date with the best of what your friends are doing across the web, whether it’s posting photos on Flickr, or updating their Facebook and MySpace profiles.

Here at Hotmail, we’ve been busy getting our latest release out to our customers – upgrading server clusters, building the new indexes for conversation threading, and making tweaks to our site metrics and deployment software.

For all you in the Seattle area, Windows Phone will join the Windows team and Zune tonight at GDGT Seattle at the Showbox SoDo from 7-10pm.

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Are you in the Seattle area? Join us today from 7pm – 10pm at the Showbox SoDo for gdgt live in Seattle. This event, put on by the awesome folks at gdgt, is for anybody interesting in checking out some of the hottest new gadgets.

You’ve heard us talk about some great Device Stage implementations such as Sierra Wireless AirCards, Kodak EasyShare M530, Sony Ericsson Vivaz Pro and

In this release of Windows Live, you can now see your friends’ activity in all the social networks you use. Last week, for example, Douglas Pearce blogged about what this means for the new Messenger. He discussed how Messenger Highlights is designed to be the most complete view of what your friends are doing across the web. Messenger Companion is an exciting extension of that effort.

Update 7/26/10, 8:33am:  Having some techncial issues with the video that will be fixed shortly.