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  Microsoft Outlook Lite for Android Released in India, Several Other Countries: Details

  Microsoft Outlook Lite for Android was released in multiple countries, including India, on Tuesday. The app is said to be aimed at low-end Android smartphone users. It offers all the core features of Outlook, like access to email, calendar, contacts, and more. The app includes support for Hotmail, Live, MSN, and Microsoft 365.

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  JMI Honours Hotmail Founder Sabeer Bhatia

  The citation read: 'JMI confers Imtiaz-e-Jamia on Mr Sabeer Bhatia, entrepreneur, philanthropist and innovator for his outstanding contributions to public service throughout his life'.

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  Microsoft's Hotmail, Outlook.com Services Back Up After Outage

  The outage began at 7:20am GMT (12:50pm IST) on Monday, and continued to affect users for more than 12 hours, preventing them from sending and receiving emails.

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  EasilyDo's Email App With Built-in Intelligent Assistant Now Available for Android

  The Email app by EasilyDo on Android currently supports Gmail, Hotmail, iCloud, Yahoo, Outlook, Office/Outlook 365, and AOL, IMAP mail accounts but the company says that the support for Exchange will be coming soon as well.

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  Gmailify Gives Gmail's Best Features to Yahoo, Outlook, and Hotmail Users

  Gmailify is limited to Yahoo, Outlook, and Hotmail accounts for now but Google has plans to broaden the list in future.

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  Nexus Users Start Receiving Fix for Gmail Notification Bug

  According to Google, the fix will roll out globally over the next week.

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  Gmail Update Fixes Hotmail Sync, Nexus Users Still Report Notification Bug

  Those users including some Nexus 6P owners, who are experiencing the issue, are reporting that they are not receiving push notifications for Gmail until they open the app.

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  Microsoft To Warn Users When Governments Try To Hack Into Their Emails

  Microsoft Corp said on Wednesday it will begin warning users of its consumer services including Outlook.com email when the company suspects that a government has been trying to hack into their accounts.

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  Microsoft Didn't Warn Victims of Chinese Email Hack, Say Former Employees

  The first public signal of the attacks came in May 2011, though no direct link was immediately made with the Chinese authorities.

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  Microsoft to Warn Email Users of Suspected Hacking by Governments

  The policy change at the world's largest software company follows similar moves since October by Facebook, Twitter, and most recently Yahoo.

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  Ratan Tata Invests in Telecom Carrier Sabse Technologies

  Global telecom carrier Sabse Technologies Inc, started by Hotmail founder Sabeer Bhatia, today announced that Tata Sons' Chairman Emeritus Ratan Tata has made a strategic investment in the company.

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  Microsoft Releases Torque Voice Search App for Android Smartphones

  Users would need to sign-in in their Microsoft account (Outlook, Hotmail or Live) to use the voice-based search app.

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  British Spy Agencies Are Said to Assert Power to Intercept Web Traffic

  A UK government document obtained by NYT indicates an increase in power to intercept Web traffic.

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  Microsoft amends email privacy policy in Hotmail snooping backlash

  The company said it would said it will now refer all suspicions of illegal activity on its email services to law enforcement.

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  Microsoft says it snooped on blogger's Hotmail account to trace leak

  John Frank, deputy general counsel for Microsoft, said in a statement Thursday that the software company "took extraordinary actions in this case."