This beta offers the new "flair" design that Windows Live Messenger and the web service, live.com, has. Parts of the beta look alot like Outlook Express especially the options panel. Hopefully though, as the beta progresses on this will change.
Features include:
You'll also be able to read and manage your RSS and newsgroup content as easily as you get e-mail. Even when you're offline, you'll be able to sort and compose e-mail. You'll get 2 GB of online storage with your Windows Live Mail account, which is enough for 1,000 high-resolution (2 MB) photos And a bunch of other reasons, too.
Also: if you try Windows Live Mail Desktop Beta you don't have to get rid of Outlook Express. And all your Outlook Express e-mail, folders, and contact information will come with you into the shiny new world of Windows Live Mail Desktop Beta.
Windows Live Mail Desktop Beta team blog More info about the program Windows Live Mail Desktop beta video on Channel 9
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