Hotmail, the popular web-based email service of Microsoft, is getting better at fighting graymail with a set of features that Microsoft has introduced. The company claims to have conquered graymail over 100 million times.

Hotmail, the web-based email service of Microsoft, is ranked number one to protect users against unwanted email including spams while its competetitors Gmail and Yahoo come to second and third place respectively.

With recent privacy changes at Google, Microsoft has jumped on the bandwagon and is now offering Gmail users three easy steps to jump ship over to Hotmail. Microsoft claims to offer better features with Hotmail as well as being the "best email service in the world."

Microsoft recently talked about some of the new features they had been working on for the Hotmail email service. Today, the company has launched those new features for all of it's users on Hotmail.

Microsoft is proud to announce that mobile usage of its Hotmail service has exploded in the past few weeks, and guess who is to thank? Apple! More than 2 million Apple users linked their Hotmail accounts to their iPhones and iPads since the launch of iOS 5.

Microsoft has recently began updating it's email service Hotmail with brand new features which includes categories, pinning, scheduled tasks and improves Outlook features, and more.

Microsoft is planning on unveiling a major redesign of its Hotmail webmail service next month. The company is planning a ton of upgrades such as improved spam filtering, better security, and improved performance.

Gone are the days where people will use "password" or "querty" as their Hotmail password, as Microsoft is forcing all users of their popular web-based email service to strengthen their password for security measures.

We all know that email account hijacking can be a pain in the you know what. Today, Hotmail introduced a new feature for its users that allows them to flag a suspicious email received from a friend. Users will be able to mark the email as "My friend's been hacked!" and will...

Microsoft today enhanced the security for its Outlook Hotmail Connector tool that allows Outlook users to send and receive email via the company's web-based Hotmail service. The updated tool allows for HTTPS support, which encrypts all traffic between the email client and the...