Microsoft's new webmail has a clean design and intelligent features. July 31, 2012 — -- Microsoft has spent the summer showing off major changes the way it does things. An all-new Windows 8 ...

Secure encrypted email provider ProtonMail, which runs a “zero access” PGP mail service based in Switzerland has now open sourced its webmail interface — meaning all the code that runs locally on the ...

Opera Software has launched a new web-based email service that includes many features from the company's acquisition of web-based email provider Fastmail.fm. Starting today anyone with a My Opera, ...

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Microsoft on Tuesday began publicly previewing a new webmail service for consumers called Outlook.com that will eventually replace Hotmail. Microsoft also expects that Outlook.com will draw people ...

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2012 sure is a busy year for Microsoft. Compared to innovative competitors such as Apple and Google, Microsoft appears to most young consumers as a geriatric company--one that makes clunky, albeit ...

Despite the viral message about Google shutting down the Gmail email service this summer, that’s not going to happen. As I reported on February 23, the message was nothing more than a ...

Two years ago, Microsoft attempted to transform Hotmail, its ancient webmail service, into a program fit for modern times. The company put a great deal of thought into redesigning the site from top to ...

How many times have you clicked an email address on a webpage instead of copying it only to accidentally start Outlook or another desktop mail client? Who uses desktop mail clients anymore? Well, I do ...

People from my Internet generation, those who came online in the mid-1990s, have rose-tinted memories of early Web “shock sites"—sites with unassuming URLs containing horrible pictures of awful things ...

A new webmail service called Lavaboom promises to provide easy-to-use email encryption without ever learning its users’ private encryption keys or message contents. Lavaboom, based in Germany and ...