Boston, MA 09/08/2014 (wallstreetpr) – Remember when MSN was one of the few messengers and interesting website that everyone knew? Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has decided to refurbish the service to get it on everyone’s mind once again. The company decided that MSN news services shall receive a complete titivating with life-infusing tools as well as seamless syncing through the length and breadth of devices.
MSN face-Lift: A Part of Microsoft’s Strategy
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) explained that by working upon the face-lifting of MSN service, the company shall remain aligned to the overall strategy where it is zeroing in on the web-based services as well as mobile phones services. These two shall be the priority of Microsoft, now that the age-old businesses like MS Office and MS Windows installation on desktops has started dwindling.
MSN’s Revamped Features
Earlier MSN was just a doorway to the Internet, but with the revitalization of this service, Microsoft is planning to make it an everyday routine for 400 million users in a month, across the globe. But what remains interesting is the fact that Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has planned to change it in a way that appears to be more or less like Yahoo’s entry site. For example, Microsoft aims at introducing shopping list for recipes and symptom checker, apart from news accumulated from various media channels.
However, one of the most prominent add-ons will be that MSN News service shall be synched with all kinds of devices. This means that suppose a user has prepared his/her shopping list regarding some recipe on the desktop computer; this list shall appear automatically on mobile MSN app.
MSN Revamp Plan Apes Windows OS Recent Version
The new changes introduced by Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) on MSN underscore its intention to make almost all products akin to each other. For instance, this latest MSN face-lift matches with the recent Windows OS version.
The renovated MSN abode shall be accessible to users today, with a completely new site available widely by the end of this month.
