MICROSOFT - Microsoft will officially close the Windows Live Messenger service on March 15.
On 15 march Windows Live Messenger is not accessible anymore and had to switch to Skype users, Microsoft said in an e-mail sent to all users of Messenger. In electronic mail, Microsoft also encourages users to use and familiarize yourself with the Skype service before the transition begins.
Switching on the internet chat service - Windows Live Messenger - is a consequence of Microsoft's acquisition of Skype in October 2011 to a value of $ 8.5 billion. In November 2012, Microsoft has announced plans to close Live Messenger service in early 2013.
To help transition users before March 15, Microsoft has added the update button in the Live Messenger that will switch to Skype Messenger.
Windows Live Messenger, known as MSN Messenger was first launched in 1999. This service is believed to be used about 300 million people each month.
China will be the only country that will continue to operate the Messenger, because it is run under license.
On 15 march Windows Live Messenger is not accessible anymore and had to switch to Skype users, Microsoft said in an e-mail sent to all users of Messenger. In electronic mail, Microsoft also encourages users to use and familiarize yourself with the Skype service before the transition begins.
Switching on the internet chat service - Windows Live Messenger - is a consequence of Microsoft's acquisition of Skype in October 2011 to a value of $ 8.5 billion. In November 2012, Microsoft has announced plans to close Live Messenger service in early 2013.
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To help transition users before March 15, Microsoft has added the update button in the Live Messenger that will switch to Skype Messenger.
Windows Live Messenger, known as MSN Messenger was first launched in 1999. This service is believed to be used about 300 million people each month.
China will be the only country that will continue to operate the Messenger, because it is run under license.
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