Outlook.com

==Hotmail==
===1996–1997===
Hotmail was launched on July 4, 1996. Its original name and capitalization refers to HTML, the encoding language used by the World Wide Web.
===1997–1998===
Hotmail logo.gif|The logo had an animation which is the world's rotation which described the Internet.
==MSN Hotmail==
===1998–2000===
MSN Hotmail logo Stacked.svg|Alternate version (1999-2000)
Hotmail was sold to Microsoft in December 1997. In November 1998, after it was added to the MSN group of services, it was renamed MSN Hotmail.
===2000–2007===
Lgo msnhmr 236x60.gif|Alternate version 
As a result of the new MSN logo, the Hotmail logo has also changed.
==Windows Live Mail (beta)==
===2005 (beta)===
This logo was used in a few places, including Windows Live Mail beta frisbee that was sent to beta testers around 2005.
===2005–2007 (beta)===
Windows Live Mail.svg|Horizontal version
Windows Live Mail Beta icon.png|Icon
In November 2005 the new Windows Live services was launched. Windows Live Mail replaced MSN Hotmail and started its time in beta form.
==Windows Live Hotmail==
===2007–2010===
WLHM07.svg|Horizontal version
In February 2007, the Hotmail name returned thus became Windows Live Hotmail. It is now integrated into the new Windows Live services and has replaced MSN Hotmail.
===2010–2011===
Hotmail 2010.png|Alternate version (2010-2013)
With the release of Windows Live Wave 4 update in mid-2010, Hotmail got a new logo along with other Live services.
==Microsoft Hotmail==
===2011–2013===
All Windows Live services are rebranded as Microsoft services as Microsoft decides to end the Windows Live brand.
====2012–2013====
This logo is applied due to Metro design language. This logo did not replace the mark above it, but was used as a transition mark while Outlook.com was still in beta throughout the second half of 2012 and the beginning of 2013.
WLH 2011 print.svg|Icon
==Outlook.com==
===2012–2019===
Outlook logo and wordmark.svg|Variant without ".com"
Outlook (2012, icon).svg|Icon
Outlook.com was launched on July 31, 2012 as a successor to Hotmail and also a companion to Microsoft Outlook, the Office application. It phased out Hotmail on May 3, 2013.
===2019–present===
This logo is the same as the Outlook app.
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