Unfortunately, you will still need Outlook or Outlook Express to access your emails from a desktop. In the coming weeks, a beta email application called Windows Live Mail will be rolled out as a successor to Outlook Express.
Although it's a significant update of the classic Hotmail interface, Microsoft is still playing catch-up to GMail and Yahoo Mail Beta. If you're already using those other two services, you probably won't feel compelled to switch.
One thing noticeably missing from the announcement is when the @Live.com email addresses will be made available for public sign-up. Microsoft may still be testing the waters with the new user interface design before rolling out the new email addresses.
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