Microsoft have already decided towards capitalizing this Windows Live Messenger popularity in China in order to launch on a newer service that been known as the MSN Juku which have also been calling as the local innovation upon the development through this MSN China. With the support of these services, it would somehow become lots like the Twitter. In which, it entirely allow several users be able to connect with some other Live Messenger contacts and will continually post on this 140 character messages. Especially that there will be couple of essential visual differences that must be between for both this services and towards Twitter; with that this old messages will now able to scroll down towards the right portion just for an instance this Twitter clone and the Plurk.

But this will still become as microblogging services and for their one local media report that will actually be calling it upon knocking off this Plurk that also become quite essential popular in Asia. With that, Juku that currently be in this beta will entirely brings on several other innovations towards this table that would allow several users be able to play on this games and even win some prizes that would somehow something sounds like this science fiction during the time that it comes towards this traditional feature of shy Twitter. However in some point, this Microsoft have not announce yet in regards to their any plans upon the internationalization of their services and even perhaps positioning for a direct competitor in Twitter.

Windows Live Messenger or MSN Messenger a former name; refers to MSN instant messaging system in the World Wide Web created by Microsoft Corporation that is designed and worked with Windows Vista, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows Server 2003, Windows Mobile and Window Server 2008. MSN Messenger was first lunch to clients on July 22, 1999, and December 13, 2005 as a Windows Live Messenger.

Windows Live Messenger 2009 refers to the original version 9.0 and on the later part assigned the technical version number 14.0 in order to mix Windows Live and Microsoft Office programs.

On November 20, 2007, a week after Microsoft sent out emails welcoming and declaring the Windows Live Messenger as a Beta 0 program. Microsoft sent an invitation to MSN Messenger members regarding Windows Live Messenger “9” beta program .

Windows Live Messenger 2009 was begun as a beta program on September 17, 2008 and officially known for the released of new beta known as Windows Live Messenger 2009 Beta (Milestone 3, Build 14.0.5027.908), which was made available to the general public as a free download.

Windows Live Messenger 2009 RC (Build 14.0.8050.1202) and Windows Live Wave 3 software applications or Windows Live Essentials was released by Microsoft on December 15, 2008. This version saw a removal of the custom sign-in sound feature however it is still possible to select a sound for other individuals, as well as changes to how the background image chosen is applied to the conversation windows. This build also included over 200 bug fixes including the widely hated “Custom Emoticon Bug” and saving of pictures when using the Photo sharing feature. Windows Live Messenger 2009 released the final version on 7 January 2009.