Skip to main content

Windows Live Mail with 2GB storage launch expected in June

Windows Live Mail is expected to launch in June and will offer a 2GB storage. The webbased email service has a Outllook look and feel.

The email can also be read offline using the Desktop Live Mail client, this client will also be able to access IMAP and POP account. The service will be free but ad based.

It will also be possible to get you Live Mail in to Outlook but that will cost 19 Euro a year.

It is expected that together with the launch of Windows Live Mail, also the new messenger client Windows Live Messenger (8.0) will be released.

For more info, visit Bink.nu

Comments

Anonymous said…
Really amazing! Useful information. All the best.
»
May 23, 2006 2:16 AM
Anonymous said…
I say briefly: Best! Useful information. Good job guys.
»
May 23, 2006 2:58 AM
Anonymous said…
I'm impressed with your site, very nice graphics!
»
May 23, 2006 5:27 AM
Anonymous said…
Hi! Just want to say what a nice site. Bye, see you soon.
»
May 23, 2006 6:00 AM
Anonymous said…
Super color scheme, I like it! Good job. Go on.
»
May 23, 2006 6:34 AM
Anonymous said…
Hey what a great site keep up the work its excellent.
»
May 23, 2006 6:56 AM
Anonymous said…
Very best site. Keep working. Will return in the near future.
»
May 23, 2006 7:15 AM
Anonymous said…
Very pretty site! Keep working. thnx!
»
May 23, 2006 9:05 AM
Anonymous said…
I really enjoyed looking at your site, I found it very helpful indeed, keep up the good work.
»
May 23, 2006 9:07 AM
Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

US says world safer, despite 11,000 attacks in '05

The U.S. war on terrorism has made the world safer, the State Department's counterterrorism chief said on Friday, despite more than 11,000 terrorist attacks worldwide last year that killed 14,600 people. The U.S. State Department said the numbers, listed in its annual Country Reports on Terrorism released on Friday, were based on a broader definition of terrorism and could not be compared to the 3,129 international attacks listed the previous year. But the new 2005 figures, which showed attacks in Iraq jumped and accounted for about a third of the world's total, may fuel criticism of the Bush administration's assertion that it is winning the fight against terrorism. Asked if the world was safer than the previous year, U.S. State Department Counterterrorism Coordinator Henry Crumpton told a news conference, "I think so. But I think that (if) you look at the ups and downs of this battle, it's going to take us a long time to win this. You can't measure this month ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Web users to 'patrol' US border

A US state is to enlist web users in its fight against illegal immigration by offering live surveillance footage of the Mexican border on the internet. The plan will allow web users worldwide to watch Texas' border with Mexico and phone the authorities if they spot any apparently illegal crossings. Texas Governor Rick Perry said the cameras would focus on "hot-spots and common routes" used to enter the US. US lawmakers have been debating a divisive new illegal immigration bill. The Senate has approved a law that grants millions of illegal immigrants US citizenship and calls for the creation of a guest-worker programme, while beefing up border security. But in order to come into effect, the plan must be reconciled with tougher anti-immigration measures backed by the House of Representatives, that insist all illegal immigration should be criminalised. The issue has polarised politics and US society. Right-wing groups have protested against illegal immigrants, while ...
Post a Comment
Read more

Al-Qaeda number two in new video

Al-Qaeda's number two Ayman al-Zawahiri has appeared in a video saying that Iraqi insurgents have "broken the back" of the US military. He praised "martyrdom operations" carried out by al-Qaeda in Iraq in the video, posted on an Islamist website. And he called on the people and army of Pakistan to fight against President Musharraf's administration. This is the third message from prominent al-Qaeda leaders to emerge within a week. A tape from Osama Bin Laden was broadcast on 23 April, followed two days later by a message from Iraqi insurgent Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. Pakistan focus Zawahiri, who wore a black turban and a white robe in the video, described the leaders of Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and Iraq as traitors, and urged Muslims to "confront them". He praised Iraqi militants, saying that the US, Britain and allies had "achieved nothing but losses, disasters and misfortunes" in Iraq. "Al-Qaeda in Iraq alone has carried out 800 ma...
Post a Comment
Read more