OnLive Desktop launches ‘Plus’ subscriptions, puts IE in your iPad

OnLive has already given Microsoft loving iPad owners a hefty, gratis helping of Windows 7, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t been building a paywall. What’s behind the freshly dried brick and mortar? OnLive Desktop Plus, an optional, subscription based upgrade that touts new features for users who are willing to pay a fee. Five dollars a month buys you a cloud-accelerated web browser (that would be Internet Explorer 9, complete with fully functioning Adobe Flash and Acrobat plug-ins) and priority access to the OnLive Desktop service — freeloading “standard” subscribers can only access the service on an as-available basis.

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OnLive Desktop launches ‘Plus’ subscriptions, puts IE in your iPad

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