Microsoft Tuesday expanded the capabilities of its Windows Live ID service by adding support for single sign-on for its Windows Live services and making it possible for users to sign up for an ID from ...

Microsoft is making it simpler to log into online services and apps ahead of Windows 8, which could be revealed on 20 June. Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering the big screen, ...

The company is releasing some APIs as part of an ongoing effort to woo support for its Windows Live hosted services, particularly from small, Web-based firms In an effort to drum up support for its ...

Users of many Microsoft Windows Live services worldwide were hit by an outage on Tuesday that lasted most of the day before Microsoft managed to fix it. The issue affected the Windows Live ID log-in ...

So, am I the only one that gets problems like this? I just want to play GTA IV, which I paid for, and I need to be logged in to Windows live ID to save my progress. Now it seems I forgot my password, ...

A faulty server was the cause behind a one hour-long outage with the Windows Live ID service on Tuesday, Microsoft said. The outage, which occurred between noon and 1 p.m. ET, prevented an unknown ...

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"Earlier today, an issue began that has caused some consumers worldwide to experience difficulty logging in to their Windows Live ID accounts. This issue has since been resolved and normal operations ...

Just hours after it launched final versions of almost all of its Windows Live-branded services and software, Microsoft Corp. late yesterday also debuted a beta of Windows Live Calendar, its ...

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Users can unify multiple sign-ons for Windows Live services, including e-mail, IMs, and blogs, under one ID and password, even from a mobile device Microsoft on Tuesday expanded the capabilities of ...

For Windows Live Contacts, Windows Live Spaces and Windows Live ID, once the APIs are out of beta, Microsoft will charge 25 cents per user, per year for anything above 1 million unique users per month ...