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Company says that folks in Canada, India, and Ireland can now take part in the file synchronization service without an invitation.
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If it's just a file exchange, I would use it. If it's another MS Groove, screw it.
- by rcrusoe August 19, 2008 7:08 AM PDT
- Now all Microsoft needs for Mesh to be successful is a ton of people willing to entrust their data to Microsoft. Good luck with that.
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- by Kimsh August 19, 2008 3:51 PM PDT
- Would you rather entrust Google? They have admitted they keep complete records of everything they can grab for UTube viewers...
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