RE: Which “one” word sums up information technology for you in 2008?
Blog Comment Just to get back on this one: Another undersung free service that Microsoft have been beavering away on for the past year is the platform transending Live Mesh which works on PC, MAC,and mobile platforms and looks to be very up and comming in 2009.
[January 1, 2009, 3:28 by roger andre]
RE: Pipes, clouds and scarcity
Blog Comment I've slowly been backing up files and software set ups in the most basic and easy to get to grips with part of the cloud, and that's by zipping up and using the live sky drive, or now much more importantly using live mesh.
[October 2, 2009, 14:18 by roger andre]
RE: Is Windows Easy Transfer in Windows 7 a bit difficult?
Blog Comment Office docs and similar are backed and synced across various machines using live mesh. Larger files such as OS .iso images live on USB keys, drive partitions on different computers, and laptop hard drives in external caddies.
[November 4, 2009, 13:55 by roger andre]
RE: Seven Steps to Heaven & Five to the Cloud
Blog Comment With the likes of live mesh around every little change in a document can be kept in sync online if need be. It really struck me as I read this, that the end of windows as the "be all and end all" may soon be upon us.
[April 30, 2009, 9:37 by roger andre]
Negroponte at NetEvents
Blog Mesh network is always on, even when your laptop is off. On the mesh and incumbent telcos: I describe the mesh, of which the laptop is going to be the largest roll-out in the world, as flowerbox model.
[December 2, 2006, 6:09 in News Blog by Rupert Goodwins]
From a resident
Talkback I live in Swindon, and if this service is as sophisticated as their residents parking and their leisure 'pass' then I shall not hold my breath.
About: Swindon promises city-wide Wi-Fi mesh network
[November 21, 2009, 18:23 by mdgreaney]
