The image search not only allows you to search for images and then share the url of an image with your contact but it also lets you drag-and-drop it to be your display picture or conversation window background. Another new feature is a spell checker.
Unfortunately the image searching is currently only available in English (so only in mainly English speaking countries UK, US and Australia). However soon it will offer support for 32 more markets as well as Instant Answers and a user tutorial.
Elsewhere in the Windows Live world, Windows Live Toolbar was officially launched out of beta last night. Available for Internet Explorer only, some of the features it offers include:
- Search from any Web page
- Guard against Web fraud and viruses
- Turn addresses into maps from any web page
- Collect, Save and Share with Onfolio
Windows Live Gallery is a place where you can go to find any Live.com Gadgets, Windows Live Toolbar buttons, Windows Desktop Search add-ins, Windows Live Messenger activities, bots and add-ins, Windows Live Search macros, and other extensions to personalise Windows Live services.
It gives developers, who can find out how to make these things at Windows Live Dev, a chance to showcase their creations and gives users the opportunity to expand the way they use Windows Live services.
Also, Windows Live Mail has just been upgraded to M7. There hasn't been any announcement from the team yet but it looks like the upgrade was successful on all servers. New features include a new loading screen (along with quicker loading), a new Today page, checkboxes for message selection in the inbox and a photo uploader for mail messages.
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