Microsoft late Tuesday said it has cleared up what was a daylong outage and that all users have access again to Windows Live services that include Hotmail, Messenger, SkyDrive and Photo Gallery. The ...

The company has already rolled out the rewritten-from-scratch hosted e-mail service in some overseas markets and will debut it in the U.S. next week Microsoft will finally bring its completely ...

According to Microsoft, the widely popular Windows Live Hotmail Internet e-mail service first took a hit on Thursday, Dec. 30. Thousands of users reported logging into their accounts and noticing that ...

Microsoft has closed the public testing period for Windows Live Hotmail and has begun a months-long process of migrating users to this major upgrade of its Hotmail Web mail service, the company will ...

Microsoft on May 18 unveiled a host of new features as part of its revamped Windows Live Hotmail offering. The most widely used free Web-based email -- which boasts more than 8 billion messages per ...

Microsoft announced its begun beta testing a new release of Windows Live Hotmail, the company’s popular, and free, Web-based email service, although it’s likely to take some time for the beta to roll ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--Microsoft had been tinkering with Windows Live Mail for months, but testers still weren't happy. The program was too slow to load, too different and, well, just not like the old ...

Windows Live Hotmail, formerly known as MSN Hotmail and commonly referred to simply as Hotmail, is a free web-based email service operated by Microsoft as part of its Windows Live group. It was ...

Microsoft has started rolling out new features for Office Web Apps, Windows Live, and Windows Live Hotmail. Linkedin integration is huge, so is spellcheck. inkedIn needs changing. inkedIn status ...

Windows Live Wave 4 is expected to be publically shown on the 18th of June, in Sydney. In a demo done by Microsoft’s Baek Seung Joo, he showed a feature called “Active View” that is part of the next ...

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