Windows Live Essentials is for Windows as well as for iLife is Apple's OS X, roughly speaking. The basic difference is that the suite of utility applications of MS does not cost anything, can be downloaded for free. From this week, some improvements will make the WLE even better (or not, depending on who reads).
In a statement on the subject in the Windows blog, Arthur de Haan, the test team and engineering service, warns that there will be bug fixes in the main applications. If you had scolded with Movie Maker (for it does not work right, not because he is supposedly bad), maybe it's time to take a chance on new software.
In Messenger, the application may use the Live Essentials more out there, we have improvements in voice quality and video. The bug fix is also present. Have Live Mail wins SSL support for secure connections, and greater stability in sending uploads.
At your own risk, eh
In general, the watchwords are stability and correction. Anyone who wants to check closely the corrections should access this page and check if the update is out - until the time of publication of this text, negative. By the end of the month, the actual Live Essentials will offer the update for other users. The ideal is to upgrade, of course.
