DarkNovaGamer
March 10th, 2010, 01:52 AM
Last November, Neowin reported that Microsoft was testing a new design for their MSN homepage. Today, Ars Technica makes known that Microsoft has finally begun rolling it out to users. The roll out will gradually make its way to 100 million US customers over the next few weeks. Microsoft is calling it the "most significant homepage redesign in over a decade." The redesign features a new butterfly logo as well as 30 updates based on loads of customer feedback.
Among the new features are:
TrendWatch - highlights of the day's top Twitter trends
Hyper-local Tweets - shows you tweets based on your location
My Cities - lets you save up to three cities to keep up with
MSN Local - enables the display of relevant local information
Hotmail - see your inbox on the MSN homepage
Read the rest of the article here.
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Some will see the new design when they go to MSN.com (http://www.msn.com), some will not just yet.
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Someone else pointed out that you can also check it out now if it has not rolled out in your area yet, by going to the following link.
http://www.msn.com/Preview.aspx
Among the new features are:
TrendWatch - highlights of the day's top Twitter trends
Hyper-local Tweets - shows you tweets based on your location
My Cities - lets you save up to three cities to keep up with
MSN Local - enables the display of relevant local information
Hotmail - see your inbox on the MSN homepage
Read the rest of the article here.
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Some will see the new design when they go to MSN.com (http://www.msn.com), some will not just yet.
-
Someone else pointed out that you can also check it out now if it has not rolled out in your area yet, by going to the following link.
http://www.msn.com/Preview.aspx