Last week we were told to expect the Windows Live Wave 3 web services by the end of the year, with the Windows Live Wave 3 client applications following soon after. As usual, Microsoft didn't give any official dates to the public in its announcement. But yesterday, the company sent out an e-mail to its beta testers, in which the software giant explained, among other things, that December 1 was the day to mark on the calendar.
So what exactly will be happening on December 1? Not all that much. It's the day that the rollout will begin. That means that beta versions of the Windows Live web services will be slowly ported to the final and publicly available version. Assuming that all goes as planned, you'll start seeing the final Wave 3 versions of Windows Live Home, Windows Live Spaces, Windows Live Skydrive, Windows Live Groups, and Windows Live Photos start popping up in early December.
Full Story: Windows Live Wave 3 rollout to start in just two weeks
So what exactly will be happening on December 1? Not all that much. It's the day that the rollout will begin. That means that beta versions of the Windows Live web services will be slowly ported to the final and publicly available version. Assuming that all goes as planned, you'll start seeing the final Wave 3 versions of Windows Live Home, Windows Live Spaces, Windows Live Skydrive, Windows Live Groups, and Windows Live Photos start popping up in early December.
Full Story: Windows Live Wave 3 rollout to start in just two weeks