Nokia in association with Microsoft officially launched a suite of Windows Live services on compatible Series 60 handsets in eleven countries. The suite was already available in Sweden for testing purposes, and now Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, UK, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are added to the list.
The suite enables access to Windows Live Hotmail, Windows Live Messenger, Windows Live Contacts and Windows Live Spaces.
If you live in one of the mentioned countries, you can grab it. The included Windows Live Messenger client alone is already worth the effort.
Usage will be free at first, but customers may be asked to pay a monthly fee (about €2 according to Microsoft's Phil Holden) at some point in the future. The list of countries is expected to expand during the next couple of months and customers who purchase Nokia Series 40 handsets in 2008 will also gain access to the Windows Live services.

source: mess.be

Links:
Windows Live for Nokia S60

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