March 16, 2006 Microsoft Working on Developer Platform For Windows Live Mail By Antone Gonsalves Courtesy of Microsoft Corp. is working on a Windows Live Mail developer that will provide the tools needed for third-party developers to build their own applications for the product. Imran Qureshi, a Microsoft program manager who had worked on the user for Live Mail, said in his that he has shifted jobs and is now working on the application-development platform for Live Mail, along with its calendar and contacts features. Microsoft currently provides information for extending other Windows Live products in its Windows Live is the brand name of Microsoft's initiative to make all its software available over the as a service. Windows Live Mail, sports a user interface that's an improvement over MSN HotMail, as well as more security features, a spell checker and a new that scours message bodies. E-mail This Story Print This Story Get the latest Messaging news, product info, and trends every week.			AXS-One, OnSite E-Discovery Partner To Combine Compliance, Document Retention, E-Discovery And Litigation Support Morgan Stanley Muddles Through An E-Mail Mess Ignoring E-Mail Is A Sure Way To Lose Business First Look: Jabber XCP 5.0 Foldera Preps To Launch Web-application Suite Report: Demand Continues To Grow For E-mail Archiving     Messaging Pipeline's Main RSS Feed     Messaging Pipeline's Blog RSS Feed Editorial and vendor perspectives The Six Flavors Of Windows Vista Microsoft plans to release a full six-pack of Vista versions, one for every taste. Which Vista will be right for you? Hope is Not Enough When It Comes To Compliance Three Ways To Authenticate E-Mail And Stop Spam Wikis In The Workplace Review: Google Desktop 3 Vendors are now talking about how collaboration can be improved by integrating video with messaging applications. They're even talking about adding live TV to mobile phones. How far do you go before it becomes a bandwidth and business productivity drain? Video is a great idea     13% Video is fine but there needs to be size limits     25% It's never used for anything really productive     38% I draw the line at live TV     25% In search of messaging products? Check out our brand new Product Finder for a directory of groupware and collaboration tools, security products, archiving solutions, and more.