Introducing Outlook.com, the successor to hotmail.com

It's just metroized hotmail. There are so few changes that I don't think this warrants an announcement. If facebook wanted to change up the saturation of the colors and the font size, they would just do it. I guess microsoft just wants to look cool launching "new" "metroized" product. Updates are never as exciting.
 
It's just metroized hotmail. There are so few changes that I don't think this warrants an announcement. If facebook wanted to change up the saturation of the colors and the font size, they would just do it. I guess microsoft just wants to look cool launching "new" "metroized" product. Updates are never as exciting.

I will say this - it's extremely fast. Much nicer to work with than Hotmail.
 
It's just metroized hotmail. There are so few changes that I don't think this warrants an announcement. If facebook wanted to change up the saturation of the colors and the font size, they would just do it. I guess microsoft just wants to look cool launching "new" "metroized" product. Updates are never as exciting.

I didnt know Hotmail had Skype.
 
Oh my GOSH! I LOVE IT!!! It's whoa after whoa after whoa! :party: :dinesh: :party:

I've already made an @outlook.com domain, but then I realized my current Live account has a 25 gig SkyDrive I'm using and that's what stopped a whole mitigation dead in it tracks. If I can just simply switch from my @live.com domain to an @outlook.com domain, my body will be pleased.

IT'S JUST SO COOL!
 
Oh my GOSH! I LOVE IT!!! It's whoa after whoa after whoa! :party: :dinesh: :party:
I somehow knew that you would.



I've already made an @outlook.com domain, but then I realized my current Live account has a 25 gig SkyDrive I'm using and that's what stopped a whole mitigation dead in it tracks. If I can just simply switch from my @live.com domain to an @outlook.com domain, my body will be pleased.

IT'S JUST SO COOL!

For somebody like me, I'm quite committed at this point with my emails. After years of going from ISP to ISP and having to deal with email changes, I finally saw the light and went with my own registered domain and mail via gmail.com on my own personal domain. Everything is now setup and working, all sites are registered. It's just way too much effort at this point to change again to anything else.
 
Hi there
Works fine -- even though I'm not a metro lover.

What I use this for is whenever I buy anything from amazon etc -- I route all the follow up irritating emails like --please buy this as you bought that" to this "junk" account and just delete most of the emails without even looking at them.

I like Amazon etc -- but I DON'T want to get plastered with spam just because I bought something on amazon.com. These type of commercials just make the whole online buying process rediculous -- anyway with a JUNK email account I don't have to bother with this stuff anymore.

Incidentally the email address is still user@hotmail.com so I don't think there's mega changes to how it externally works --link to Outlook is fine though.

Cheers
jimbo
 
How the heck do you get another outlook address, if you already have a live login?

I want to create a new outlook address for my wife, before her desired addresses run short. Everything I try brings me back to my live address, or the option for an "alias" which I do not want. (She has never had a hotmail, or "live" address/login)
 
How the heck do you get another outlook address, if you already have a live login?

I want to create a new outlook address for my wife, before her desired addresses run short. Everything I try brings me back to my live address, or the option for an "alias" which I do not want. (She has never had a hotmail, or "live" address/login)


Visit outlook.com, log out from the previous account, and visit outlook.com again. Create completely new account. That's how I did it.
 
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