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Hotmail

A Web-based e-mail service from Microsoft that is available free or paid, based on message storage and attachment capacity, security and other features. Originally developed by Hotmail Corporation and acquired by Microsoft in 1998, Hotmail became the fastest growing e-mail service on the Web. Hotmail was integrated into the Windows Live umbrella in 2007. For more information, visit www.msn.com. See Windows Live Hotmail and Windows Live.


(messaging)Hotmail - A web mail service bought by Microsoft.

http://hotmail.com/.


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Gmail blows away its competition by providing each individual with a gigabyte of free storage--as much as 500 times the capacity of MSN Hotmail or Yahoo Mail--the equivalent of 500,000 pages.
The rich user interface and many advanced features such as SSL for secure messaging, access to POP3/IMAP4, AOL (R) Mail, MSN (R) Hotmail and Yahoo
The agreement with MSN Hotmail and other providers allows real-time access to the user's regular email accounts.
 
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