Renamed “Windows Live Hotmail”, Microsoft’s email service has been revamped. Of course, the changes have been in the works for a long time. I remember when the beta came out: Not long after GMail launched. Using AJAX and DHTML, Hotmail is once again a viable email option. I still won’t use it, though. My main email accounts are GMail, NTugo Email, and GMail Domain Email.

So what’s new with Hotmail? Nothing, if you were beta-ing it for the last few years. It acts a little like Outlook Express, and I’ll leave it at that. Oh, and a quarter of your screen space is taken up by ads.

If you create a new Hotmail account, you’ll get the new version. Old users can click a button to switch to the new version.

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