Okay, this is the official press release from Microsoft on Hotmail’s upgrade to 250 MB email. I can’t believe they just did that! It’s thanks to Gmail who offered 1 GB e-mail that re-ignited the web mail competition.
MSN® Hotmail®, the world’s most popular free Web-based e-mail service, will undergo a major upgrade, delivering customers world-class e-mail protection as well as enhanced storage to satisfy all their needs. Starting in early July, MSN will roll out free e-mail anti-virus protection to all the 170 million MSN Hotmail customers worldwide, making MSN Hotmail the only free global e-mail service to both scan and clean incoming and outgoing e-mail for viruses and worms before they can enter a customer’s inbox. MSN also announced it will bring increased storage - 250MB inboxes - to free MSN Hotmail customers in multiple markets and will introduce MSN Hotmail Plus, an upgraded premium Web service to help customers get the most out of MSN Hotmail.
Later this summer, MSN will begin increasing storage limits for free MSN Hotmail accounts in multiple markets around the world. Customers will receive 125 times their current e mail storage with the introduction of 250MB inboxes and have the ability to send attachments up to 10 MB. Upon upgrade, MSN Hotmail customers will also receive MSN Calendar free, enabling both individual and shared calendaring.
Source: Microsoft PressPass
This is the best news of today, if you are an account holder on MSN Hotmail Plus, you get 2 GB space! Read more here. This is one of the best thing Microsoft has done, great publicity too.
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by valerie (Jun 25, 2004 at 12 PM)ur new site no tagboard liaoz ar?…sianz
by ben (Jun 25, 2004 at 11 PM)valerie: your link has been updated
by Mr. Dew (Jun 26, 2004 at 12 AM)ben: tag-board, i thought comments are enough already, hahaa. what’s this thing you like about tag-board?
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Gmail seems to be going for 2 GB soon!! Check it out!…
by //beconfused (Apr 2, 2005 at 11 AM)