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Back in the good old days of internet, you'd sign up with an internet provider, and they'd in turn provide you with an e-mail address. Normally you wouldn't get a say in what your e-mail address one, they'd give you one with your first inital, family name and usually some random numbers at the end to boot. Now whilst a lot of people still do use their internet providers e-mail they were provided with, a lot don't. There are many reasons for this, one is outlook express is quite old fashioned as an e-mail system anyway, there is also the fact that people who are used to outlook express get hacked off when they get a new PC with Vista or Windows 7 on ...  Read the complete review

I have used hotmail since 2000, but it is no longer my main e-mail account. When you got to hotmail.com, it brings you to a screen where you can either sign up or log in. The sign up screen takes only a few seconds. It asks for your ID name, password, name, and zip code. Upon logging in, you are brought to your e-mail home page. Over the years, this page has changed quite a bit. The home page now has "facebook" feel to it. It gives you updates about your friends on your list, whether they update their messenger picture or how they are feeling that day. You can then comment on their updates so they know how you feel about their updates. One ...  Read the complete review

Hotmail...I have had several accounts on Windows Live Hotmail for years now and I can honestly say I will never get an account with any other mail site. But, obviously I have my reasons for this... Windows Live Hotmail, formerly known as MSN Hotmail and often referred to simply as Hotmail, is a free web-based email service operated by Microsoft as part of its Windows Live group. Hotmail was founded by Sabeer Bhatia and Jack Smith. It was one of the first web-based e-mail services and was launched in July 1996 as "HoTMaiL". Windows Live Hotmail features 5GB of storage that expands as necessary, spaces, calender and ...  Read the complete review

Hotmail is a web based email programme run by Microsoft. However it is not a requirement of windows, and as it is web based, you can access your emails from anywhere. It was one of the first free email services, and came into being in 1996, so early on captured quite a large share of the market. Following the introduction of gmail, hotmail underwent a massive overhaul, improving functionality and the user interface. It offers features such as parental control, audio player, the ability to alter text to colour it, underline it etc, spell checker and attachments. Hotmail has had a lot of issues with security in the past, and as a result I moved my ...  Read the complete review

I have had a account with Hotmail for over so many years now since the 90! It has been just very good for me using their good email service. Hotmail have also been very fast for me for working wise. The only problem has been in this year with the server not working too well. Sometimes there has been a issue of logging in to the hotmail server and being logged out of straight away. Email's sent to me sometimes have not been on time also and have come up late.For sending files Hotmail is good with 10MB space of files being able to send with just one email. Hotmail's one threat is the security question issue that is people can try and hack your account that way. ...  Read the complete review