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May 19, 2009 12:00 PM PDT

Webware 100 winner: Windows Live Hotmail

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Site: Mail.live.com
Category:Communication

Windows Live Hotmail is the latest iteration of Microsoft's free, Web-based e-mail service. The multipane interface lets you drag and drop messages into folders, or right-click messages for a menu of options. There's also a "Today" tab of news, both international and social, that loads when you sign in. Windows Live Hotmail even lets you choose a color theme in case you feel like customizing it to match your tastes.

Microsoft has also rolled out some useful features like instant spell-check, a built-in audio player, an RSS feed reader, and previews for Office documents and PDFs. Its latest version includes 5GB of storage, better calendaring sharing, and address book management.

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April 21, 2008 12:00 PM PDT

Webware 100 winner: Windows Live Hotmail

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      Windows Live Hotmail is the latest iteration of Microsoft's free Web-based e-mail service. The multipane interface lets you drag-and-drop messages into folders, or right-click messages for a menu of options. There's also a "Today" tab of news that loads when you sign in. Windows Live Hotmail even lets you choose a color theme in case you feel like customizing it to match your tastes.

      Microsoft has also rolled out some useful features like instant spell-check, a built-in audio player, an RSS feed reader, and previews for Office documents and PDFs. However, what makes Hotmail interesting is its rich history. It was the first real Web mail to hit the mass market before Microsoft bought it up and changed it year over year, including the overhaul back in May of 2007 that took over two years to develop.

      Winner: Windows Live Hotmail (Get.Live.com)
      Category: Communication

June 18, 2007 3:00 PM PDT

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