Some New Features You Need To Know in Hotmail 3

In June 2010, Microsoft has officially upgraded Hotmail service by adding some new features like the features of Gmail.
The most prominent features like interactive menus, integrated Office Web Apps service, store attachments of up to 10 GB, with the ability to create and send photo album in your inbox ... will enabled and allows the user to use.
Here are some great new features of Hotmail:
- Remove spam emails in your inbox
The Hotmail inbox will be additional Microsoft SmartScreen technology used in other Microsoft products like Outlook, Internet Explorer ... to filter spam thoroughly.
- Clean up the mailbox with one click.
Once complete email actions like deleting email or moving email into folders, a new scanning tool will prompt you whether you want to automatically apply that action to all similar to email in the future not.
Send photos without worrying about size limits
This is the ability to send larger attachments. Hotmail attachments 10MB storage limit but the new Hotmail will extend this capability by enabling users to send up to 10GB of data in a single message, by uploading documents or photos to SkyDrive, a service free web service that allows online storage to 25GB of Microsoft.
- Smart Filters

Hotmail Quick Views will arrange and create email group by content or sender into one list in your inbox.

– View all email conversations

With new chat interface, you can automatically group all the email sent and received about a specific topic together in one interface.

Open, view and edit documents right in inbox.

Now you can view and edit files in Word, Excel and PowerPoint without having to leave Hotmail. If you need to edit an attachment, Hotmail lets you do it right in your inbox without having to worry about download file or install software. You can even run the PowerPoint includes all animations and forwards.

– Share documents online and work together with others

Just like the way to share large photo albums, Hotmail lets you send large documents with other files via a link- up to 200 files, each file up to 50 MB- by storing online to avoid obstructing anyone inbox. And when sending from your Hotmail account, recipients can also use the free Web Apps of Microsoft Office for to view and edit your documents- regardless of any email services they used or any version of Microsoft Office they installed.