Cheney sent an invitation to Windows Live Messenger 8.0 Beta to see the long-famous Messenger 8.0.

First of all, the two little people facing each other turned green like this. Maybe it was because they were not used to it, but they always felt a little weird.

Then, the interface uses rounded edges, which makes it feel much more refreshing and beautiful.

Next, a lot of practical little functions have been added. I think the most applicable one is: you can send group messages to all contacts in the group (Group chats in QQ?), Support offline sending and receiving messages (this is the best, but did you learn from QQ?), Support folder sharing (did you learn this from QQ?), The new version of the contact card can customize the comment function (did you learn it from QQ again?), Support custom interface color matching (did you learn it from QQ?)... Hehe, I feel that these added functions are all the reasons why we like to use QQ. It seems that MSN is going to compete with QQ. What I feel most uncomfortable is: First, it may be that MS is really preparing to send MSN out to find money. A large piece of advertising and some useless information occupy most of the area, which is really an eyesore. It's really not as useful as QQ's small advertisements, let alone TM's old ones. Second, resource occupation, my God. The sum of QQ+TM. I hope this is just because of the beta version, otherwise there really is no advantage.

After the trial ended, I closed it and continued to use my TM. On TM, Tencent is really more considerate.