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Outlook.com is a free, web-based personal information manager that is part of the Microsoft ecosystem. It offers a suite of services including email, calendar, contacts, and tasks. Users can access Outlook.com through a web browser on any internet-connected device.

The service was launched in 2012 as a successor to Hotmail, a pioneering webmail service. Outlook.com integrates tightly with other Microsoft products such as OneDrive for cloud storage and Microsoft 365 for productivity applications. It provides features like email organization with folders and categories, spam filtering, and integration with social media platforms. The calendar function allows users to manage appointments, schedule meetings, and set reminders. The contacts feature enables users to store and organize personal and professional contacts.

Microsoft has periodically updated Outlook.com with new features and interface improvements, aiming to provide a streamlined and user-friendly experience. It competes with other web-based email services like Gmail and Yahoo Mail. Users can create an Outlook.com account or link an existing email address from another provider to use the service. The platform emphasizes privacy and security for its users.