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Outlook.com

Also known as Outlook, Microsoft Hotmail, Windows Live Hotmail, MSN Hotmail, HoTMaiL

servizio di webmail di Microsoft

Key facts

Website.name: Outlook.com
Website.logo: Microsoft Outlook Icon (2025–present).svg
Website.logo_size: 150px
Website.screenshot: Outlook inbox features.png
Website.screenshot_size: 250px
Website.caption: Screenshot showing Outlook.com inbox (with an open Skype window) on Outlook.com's own webmail interface
Website.ipv6: Yes
Website.commercial: Yes
Website.type: Webmail, calendaring, contacts, and tasks
Website.registration: Required
Website.language_count: 106
Website.num_users: 500 million
Website.content_license: Proprietary
Website.owner: Microsoft
Website.founder: Sabeer Bhatia and Jack Smith
Website.launch_date: (as Hotmail) (as Outlook.com)

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: webmail
Named after: Microsoft Outlook
Owned by: Microsoft
Creator: Microsoft
Official website: outlook.live.com

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social media followers: 1214670
inception: 1996-07-04
different from: Hotmail
Commons category: Outlook.com
Alexa rank: 14
replaces: Hotmail
service status information URL: admin.microsoft.com/servicestatus
protocol: Microsoft Exchange Server
URL: outlook.live.com/mail/0
web feed URL: outlook.live.com/mail/0

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Article · Italiano

Outlook.com è un servizio di posta elettronica via web, sviluppato da Microsoft e disponibile da luglio 2012, che ha sostituito il vecchio Hotmail. Hotmail è stata acquisita da Microsoft nel 1997 per circa 400 milioni di dollari e rilanciata come . Successivamente è stato rinominato Windows Live Hotmail come parte della suite di prodotti Windows Live. Questo servizio prevede l'utilizzo di un indirizzo e-mail che presenta tale dominio: @outlook.com; è possibile, oltre che mantenere, anche convertire i precedenti domini Hotmail e Live.

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