

Now, Windows Live Essentials is in the process of being phased out. So it’s possible that you may want to go ahead and install individual pieces or uninstall the entire package anyway. You can just install the ones you actually use. If you want Windows Live Mail, you might want to check out exactly which components of Windows Live Essentials are in fact installed, and then pick and choose which of the components you actually want to keep. The most common one in the Windows Live package that I think people end up using is Windows Live Mail. While they’re not necessary, you might actually want some of them, or some of their replacements. Those are all components of what was called “Windows Live Essentials”. Those are simply additional pieces of software that are provided as a convenience as part of the initial install. While you can do all this now, everything will be native to the Windows Phone and third party apps or plug-ins won't be needed.The very short answer is no.

We could easily see taking a photo and it's automatically uploaded to your Photo Gallery storage on Skydrive or create a Word Document on your PC and have it accessible through Mesh on your Windows Phone. How tightly integrated these connected services will be with Windows Phone 7 has yet to be seen.

Windows Live Movie Maker: A video editor that has the ability to instantly publish movies to YouTube.Windows Live Photo Gallery: A photo management application that has the ability to share photos on your Skydrive, Flickr, and Facebook accounts.
