In August of 2012, Microsoft began to move away from 16-year-old Hotmail with the launch of Outlook.com. However, while Outlook has seen quite a bit of activity (the service saw one million users on the first day alone), it seems some folks wanted their Outlook account to better reflect their country of origin. In response, Microsoft today announced 32 new international domains.
- Argentina - outlook.com.ar
- Australia - outlook.com.au
- Austria - outlook.at
- Belgium - outlook.be
- Brazil - outlook.com.br
- Chile - outlook.cl
- Czech Republic - outlook.cz
- Denmark - outlook.dk
- France - outlook.fr
- Germany - outlook.de
- Greece - outlook.com.gr
- Israel - outlook.co.il
- India - outlook.in
- Indonesia - outlook.co.id
- Ireland - outlook.ie
- Italy - outlook.it
- Hungary - outlook.hu
- Japan - outlook.jp
- Korea - outlook.kr
- Latvia - outlook.lv
- Malaysia - outlook.my
- New Zealand - outlook.co.nz
- Peru - outlook.com.pe
- Philippines - outlook.ph
- Portugal - outlook.pt
- Saudi Arabia - outlook.sa
- Singapore - outlook.sg
- Slovakia - outlook.sk
- Spain - outlook.es
- Thailand - outlook.co.th
- Turkey - outlook.com.tr
- Vietnam - outlook.com.vn
Unfortunately, it seems .co.uk and .ca didn't quite make the cut, and Microsoft hasn't mentioned whether or not more international domains are on the way. We'll keep you posted, but it looks like .com will have to do for now.
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