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Hotmail

Free provider of World Wide Web-based e-mail. It was acquired by Microsoft in 1997 and forms part of the Microsoft Network (MSN). By using a Web browser as a universal e-mail program, Hotmail eliminated the differences that existed between different e-mail programs.

Hotmail accounts can be accessed from any computer connected to the Internet. One of the disadvantages to this method is that the user must remain online whilst reading and writing e-mails. There have also been a number of security scares, where hackers have broken into the system. As with many e-mail systems, users are also often subjected to spam (unsolicited e-mail advertisements).



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Gmail blows away its competition by providing each individual with a gigabyte of free storage--as much as 500 times the capacity of MSN Hotmail or Yahoo Mail--the equivalent of 500,000 pages.
The rich user interface and many advanced features such as SSL for secure messaging, access to POP3/IMAP4, AOL (R) Mail, MSN (R) Hotmail and Yahoo
The agreement with MSN Hotmail and other providers allows real-time access to the user's regular email accounts.
 
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