Is Microsoft Shutting Down Hotmail?

Is Microsoft Shutting Down Hotmail?: "Last week, Microsoft announced "Outlook.com" - "Modern Email for the Next Billion Mailboxes," as they said."

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Outlook Blog - Introducing Outlook.com - Modern Email for the Next Billion Mailboxes

Outlook Blog - Introducing Outlook.com - Modern Email for the Next Billion Mailboxes: "Recently, we talked about how we've reimagined cloud services for Windows 8 and Windows Phone. And we described new apps for Windows 8, updates to SkyDrive, and how cloud services power the new Office Preview, We've also been hard at work on a mission to reimagine personal email - from the datacenter all the way to the user experience. Today, we're starting to deliver on that goal with a preview of the new Outlook.com - modern email designed for the next billion mailboxes."

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View Google Chrome Tabs on Other Devices

View Google Chrome Tabs on Other Devices: "I’m a big fan of Google Chrome and I prefer it to Firefox, IE and Safari. I’ve used all the other browsers for extended periods of time and I have found that Chrome is the right balance of speed, functionality, and user interface."

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Microsoft SkyDrive (Version 16.4) Storage Product Review | PCWorld

Microsoft SkyDrive (Version 16.4) Storage Product Review | PCWorld: "SkyDrive seemed destined to be another Microsoft also-ran product. Although introduced long before the current wave of cloud-based synchronization and storage services, SkyDrive had a number of frustrating limits, and comprised two separately named services (central and peer-to-peer file transfer) under one hood. Then Microsoft did something marvelous."

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How to Enhance Your Router With Open-Source Firmware | PCWorld

How to Enhance Your Router With Open-Source Firmware | PCWorld: "As the number of connected devices in our homes and offices continues to multiply, the limitations of many consumer-grade broadband routers become increasingly apparent. Not so long ago, many users had just one or two systems connected to the Web through their router."

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How to Make Your USB Devices Power Down on Safe Removal in Windows - How-To Geek

How to Make Your USB Devices Power Down on Safe Removal in Windows - How-To Geek: "Have you ever safely removed your USB device only to see that the LED activity light on your device remains on? This is caused by a change to Windows that has affected every version since Windows Vista. Here’s how to fix it."

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Grum: Inside The Takedown Of One Of The World’s Biggest Spam Networks | TechCrunch

Grum: Inside The Takedown Of One Of The World’s Biggest Spam Networks | TechCrunch: "As Spring cracked the Moscow frosts and March rains doused the streets, a computer in an innocuous server farm somewhere in the heart of the city winked to life. It was 2007, a year when many people became truly invested in online life. "

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Commodore 64 at 30: computing for the masses - Telegraph

Commodore 64 at 30: computing for the masses - Telegraph: "The Commodore 64 is the best-selling personal computer of all time and 30 years old this week, writes Christopher Williams."

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How to Install Extensions From Outside the Chrome Web Store - How-To Geek

How to Install Extensions From Outside the Chrome Web Store - How-To Geek: "Try to install an extension from outside the Chrome Web Store and Chrome will tell you that extensions “can only be added from the Chrome Web Store.” However, this message is incorrect – you can still install extensions from elsewhere."

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The Best 8 New Features in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean - How-To Geek

The Best 8 New Features in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean - How-To Geek: "Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is the slickest, fastest, most responsive release of Android yet. Here’s a list of the great features you have to look forward to when you get your hands on Android 4.1."

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