They are offer est 500Gb storage of Hotmail... That can be considered as Unlimited for everyone....
After the release of Wave 4 3 months ago, hotmail now gives users unlimited storage
Yes, it does. Yahoo mail is the only web browser that advertises unlimited storage. Others, such as Hotmail and Gmail have an idea of unlimited but clarify the limits. Gmail storage grows a little bigger every second, Hotmail says it grows with you. But, don't go crazy with it and try to use it as a Storage Warehouse. Yahoo has an Abuse system that lets them know if something along those lines were detected.
Windows live hotmail offers 5GB free storage with free hotmail accounts and 10GB storage for hotmail plus accounts. althoug the storage grows along with time. means that if you full your storage in years not weeks they will give you additional storage by just solving a captcha.
If you are reffering to free email providers, then I believe that Gmail has the most storage space. Gmail will provide each user with 1 GB of storage space.
Yes, the cloud does have unlimited storage. There is not a limit to what you can store.
Gmail is said to be better than hotmail. There are various prospects in which it is better. Speed, storage, security are some of the factors.
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There are not a lot of differences between PeoplePC and Gmail Webmail. However some Gmail users have complained in reviews that emails they received from friends who use PeoplePC have come to their email box distorted. This could be a settings difference between the two webmails.
The biggest benefit is that you get 8gb of free cloudspace storage. Secondly it is free to sign up for hotmail and it can be accessed from anywhere in the world.
messenger is an instant messaging service built into hotmail now. it used to have to be installed.
No, it is not possible.
MSN Hotmail or Windows Live Hotmail is now Microsoft Hotmail, but known to most people as just Hotmail. When looking for a person's email account, there are websites that will allow you to search for hotmail accounts by using a person's first and last name.