On Monday I shared my first impressions of Microsoft’s updated Hotmail, their free, web-based email service. Today I go into a little more detail about what is, and isn’t, possible in Hotmail. On ...

Daily deals, social networking alerts, and email newsletters. Sure, you might have agreed to receive them, but if your email inbox is your digital workbench, do you really want all that stuff sitting ...

One of the problems with using a Web-based email service like Hotmail is the lack of new email notifications if you don't have your inbox open in your Web browser. To receive alerts for new email, use ...

Ever wished you could have multiple email addresses that all routed to the same inbox, without having to set up a bunch of different accounts and forwarding options? Hotmail — yes, the email service ...

Hotmail released a new feature that will let you create multiple email addresses under the same account. This is a huge move catering to people who set up several email addresses to handle a variety ...

What can Hotmail offer over a certain emerging webmail standard? A good bit, it turns out. Windows Live Hotmail now offers inbox-cleaning Sweep and filter functions, Exchange support, direct Office ...

How many times have you struggled to open a website link which comes as a part of your email text? If not, try now. Trust, most of us need to pass through some time delay and probably some technical ...

Hotmail is getting a facelift. Microsoft's free email service, the world's largest with 360 million users, added a slew of new tools and features on Tuesday including the ability to send larger ...

Microsoft is continuing its attack on Google and its run for all things cloud computing with sweeping changes to its free Hotmail Web-based email offering that make Hotmail more closely resemble its ...

Back in the days before Gmail, webmail on the Internet was really, really bad. Inboxes were limited to 10 or 20 megabytes, interfaces were slow and ugly, and the experience simply didn’t come close to ...