Microsoft Corp. and two other providers of free e-mail are suddenly seeking to top one another in what was once considered an unlikely area for competition -- free online storage. The Redmond company ...
Microsoft’s cloud underwent a significant outage on the night of Sept. 8. “If you’ve been trying to use Hotmail, SkyDrive or our other Live properties for the last couple of hours you may have noticed ...
Microsoft Corp. plans to give paying customers for its Hotmail e-mail service 2 gigabytes of storage and boost the size limits on free accounts, matching similar moves earlier this month by rival ...
eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Users of Microsoft’s Web-based email services got a taste ...
Microsoft has followed through with its long-awaited plan of increasing Hotmail users' storage capacity to 250MB. Hotmail users were this week pleasantly surprised to find the increase in free e-mail ...
Microsoft said Wednesday that it will boost storage limits in its Hotmail Web e-mail service, a move intended to counter similar steps taken by rivals Google and Yahoo. The upgrade will increase ...
Millions of users of Hotmail and other Microsoft services across the world could not access their online accounts Friday morning after the firm’s cloud services suffered a major technical snag.
Redmond flacks in a pickle over “small” issue. Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is battling perceptions that its cloud chops aren’t all they should be. As Microsoft Calendar, Hotmail, Outlook.com, and SkyDrive ...
Microsoft announced today that Hotmail would undergo some major upgrades over the next several weeks that should make the service more attractive to webmail users. The most notable change is that the ...
Microsoft said Wednesday that it will boost storage limits in its Hotmail Web e-mail service, a move intended to counter similar steps taken by rivals Google and Yahoo. The upgrade will increase ...
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