An introduction to Office Live Workspace
- Posted: Jan 18, 2008 at 8:28 PM
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A message from the Office Live Workspace team: Stop emailing yourself files! 
Office Live Workspace is a free service - currently in private beta - for document access, storage and sharing "in the cloud". The service will be open to anyone with a Windows Live ID and (currently) gives you 500MB of space for Office documents, images, PDF files, custom lists and more.
I was interested to see how Office Live Workspace differed to Windows Live SkyDrive so we sat down with Eric from the Office Live team at CES 2008 for a demo.
Make sure you check out the OLW website for more information or to register for the private beta: http://workspace.officelive.com/
Office Live Workspace is a free service - currently in private beta - for document access, storage and sharing "in the cloud". The service will be open to anyone with a Windows Live ID and (currently) gives you 500MB of space for Office documents, images, PDF files, custom lists and more.
I was interested to see how Office Live Workspace differed to Windows Live SkyDrive so we sat down with Eric from the Office Live team at CES 2008 for a demo.
Make sure you check out the OLW website for more information or to register for the private beta: http://workspace.officelive.com/
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I'm pretty excited about what is going on with Office Live in general. With products like SkyDrive, Office Live and Windows Home Server, I wonder if OEM PC/Notebook manufacturers will start to move away from bundling ever larger hard-drives. We really don't need it. I think a PC/Notebook with a 80GB SSD is in my future.
I'm pretty excited about what is going on with Office Live in general. With products like SkyDrive, Office Live and Windows Home Server, I wonder if OEM PC/Notebook manufacturers will start to move away from bundling ever larger hard-drives. We really don't need it. I think a PC/Notebook with a 80GB SSD is in my future.
I'm pretty excited about what is going on with Office Live in general. With products like SkyDrive, Office Live and Windows Home Server, I wonder if OEM PC/Notebook manufacturers will start to move away from bundling ever larger hard-drives. We really don't need it. I think a PC/Notebook with a 80GB SSD is in my future.
I'm pretty excited about what is going on with Office Live in general. With products like SkyDrive, Office Live and Windows Home Server, I wonder if OEM PC/Notebook manufacturers will start to move away from bundling ever larger hard-drives. We really don't need it. I think a PC/Notebook with a 80GB SSD is in my future.
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