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	<description>Live Mesh Services provide the infrastructure for devices to share and listen: communicating status, accepting remote management, and synchronizing and sharing files and applications. See how the combination of software running on devices, services running
 in the cloud, and open protocols and APIs of the Live Framework make it all happen.


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<p>The most appealing aspect here I think is the simplicity that Mesh can bring to these scenarios of multiple devices and people sharing data, and&nbsp;this leads to savings in development costs and user training and support.&nbsp;Most of the demos currently focus on
 the consumer space , but businesses value sharing information too of course, and I can imagine that this will become a compelling way to build mobile apps in the future, providing that&nbsp;the security is proven.&nbsp; I can see uses for it now, even in it's current
 form.<br>
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Ian Blackburn<br>
<a href="http://silverlightforbusiness.net">http://silverlightforbusiness.net</a><br>
<a href="http://bbits.co.uk/blog">http://bbits.co.uk/blog</a> <br>
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<p>posted by IanBlackburn</p>]]>
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			<![CDATA[Thank you Megabayt<p>posted by OktayBZC</p>]]>
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