4th August 2010 by Brad McCarty
You might remember, back in May, when we told you about the new Hotmail and all of the changes that it would bring. According to the Windows Team Blog, the new Hotmail is now available to all.
Now, users worldwide will have access to the faster Hotmail with one-click filters, Sweep, Active Views and all of the other goodies.
Make sure to check out the article from @Manan to get the run down on all of the new features. Then let us know how the new Hotmail stacks up.
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I’ve been an Hotmail user for countless ages. I like what they’ve done this time (follows the layout of Windows Live Mail, which tries to follow Outlook — the actual client I use; just play with the others for support purposes).
One thing is STILL MISSING – Nested folders. Otherwise, liking the cleaner interface and usefull tool additions.
One feature missing from the new Hotmail (and Windows Live in genera) was the ability to switch back and forth between Hotmail/Windows Live accounts. In the past you could link up to 5 accounts. I have two promary e-mail addresses which I check regularly. The fact that it is gone now is such an annoyance.