After a very long wait, Outlook.com Calendar is finally Metro-ized.

Outlook.com has great features to keep the clutter out of your inbox. Learn how you use Outlook.com to manage subscription and even help you unsubscribe from unwanted junk.

Here’s a tutorial on how to create your Outlook.com Email Address

Not that anyone cares or uses Hotmail, but it seems like Microsoft is bringing the Metro-style UI to its web based email service — Hotmail. Liveside has got hold of screenshots of the new Hotmail or “Newmail”, as Microsoft is likely to call it, with Metro UI.

I’ve been a Hotmail user for some time, but I never explored its graymail-fighting features until contacted by Microsoft to write a post about it. Read on to find out the verdict.

Microsoft’s email service has taken a temporary time-out.

100,000 new iOS 5 devices are logging in to Hotmail every day.

A list of popular Google products and alternatives to each one. Also, a list of Google products which do not have a good replacement today.

Hotmail, world’s largest free email service with 360 million unique users per month, completed 15 years on July 4, 2011. It was one of the first web-based email services on the internet. Hotmail was founded by Sabeer Bhatia and Jack Smith, two colleagues at FirePower Systems Inc. in Silicon Valley. The service was commercially launched [...]

Hotmail has been releasing updates all through the month of June. While some of these have been feature addition, others have been nice user interface tweaks.

Hotmail has announced a feature similar to temporary email services. Users can create many alias IDs inside one email account, organized as folders.

Microsoft is providing option to Hotmail users to use HTTPS (SSL) for their accounts. Activating HTTPS though will make Outlook Hotmail Connector and Windows Live Hotmail to stop working.

Microsoft has introduced Package tracking, Facebook Chat and Sub-folders in Windows Live Hotmail.

Microsoft today announced that Hotmail users would be able to access push email, calendar and contacts with the introduction of Exchange ActiveSync for Hotmail.

Did Microsoft recommend this strange work-around for users of the newly upgraded Hotmail service? Do they really want you to use Google Chrome while viewing Hotmail?