So Microsoft propelled another email benefit today - not an upgraded form of Hotmail, but rather a totally new, developed starting from the earliest stage. It's called Outlook.com/Hotmail.com , and for the time being, in any event, it will exist independently from Hotmail, as Microsoft endeavors to separate itself from Hotmail's unfavorable criticism. As it happens, the email highlights are essentially the same over the two administrations, yet from a visual viewpoint, Outlook.com is everything Hotmail isn't: the place Hotmail has diverting flags and video promotions, Outlook's are attentive. Without a doubt, you won't discover any focused on promotions on discussions with distinctive individuals (pamphlets and such are still reasonable amusement). In lieu of those frightening customized advertisements, you'll see fast access to Twitter and Facebook, where you can retweet and like things, and in addition post remarks. Skype joining is coming as well (at last!), however that element isn't live today. In particular, however, it brings a new, insignificant interface intended to draw away Gmail clients who wouldn't have generally given Hotmail the season of day. 

Outlook.com is available to people in general beginning today. You can make another record or sign in utilizing a current Hotmail address. Despite the fact that it's still in its review stage, anybody can join (read: no welcomes important). Capacity is "for all intents and purposes" boundless - Microsoft wouldn't like to guarantee potential spammers a boundless record - and anybody making a Microsoft represent the first run through gets the typical 7GB of complimentary SkyDrive stockpiling. Hit up that source interface on the off chance that you need look at it yourself, and afterward make a beeline for our top to bottom see for point by point impressions and screen captures in abundance.