My primary email address is Gmail, and I have an additional .edu address from which I get a lot of mail and want to be able to respond. I have set the .edu address to forward to Gmail, which worked ...

Now that Outlook.com is actually working, Microsoft can redirect its focus on improving the service rather than fixing it. Today, the tech-giant announces that they have improved the management of ...

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Microsoft's Outlook.com team is adding more features to the company's Hotmail successor. On top of the just-announced two-factor authentication coming to Outlook.com and other Microsoft software and ...

Microsoft is adding support for sending emails via alias email addresses (also known as aliases or proxy addresses) from the Outlook for Windows email client. "Send email from a proxy email address or ...

Microsoft is ditching the linked accounts feature of Outlook.com in favor of aliases, a "more robust and secure way" to manage multiple email addresses, the computing giant announced Monday. I'm PCMag ...

Check Account Settings/Notifications/Manage email preferences, mine are still there as other email addresses. Related question: Is there a safe way to turn an existing alias into a separate, ...

Microsoft has introduced a new feature that lets Outlook.com users add a +whatever to their Outlook.com email address to create an email alias. The email will be delivered into the user's normal inbox ...

Microsoft is updating its Outlook.com app for Android users to provide some of the features previously exclusive to its website and Windows Mail experiences. Detailed in a blog post this week, ...

We’re all fighting a battle against the daily deluge of incoming emails, and one of the ways you can turn the tide—and get your inbox a little more organized—is by creating an email alias. This ...

“It’s a new world” out there in terms of digital identity and security, Microsoft said Monday. And, this world is far more dangerous than it used to be. In order to mitigate e-mail infiltration by ...