Put safety first with Windows

Having trouble viewing this email? View as a webpage.     Explore Windows  June 2013   Meet Windows | Windows PCs | Upgrade Now       Uneasy with leaving the kids to their own devices? Now you can help your family use the PC responsibly.     Windows 7 Family Safety helps cover your bases Install Family Safety for free and give your kids some independence, while you get some peace of mind. ■ Download the Family Safety filter Easily install and set up on all family computers. This advanced software monitors your kids using safety settings you select. ■ Get custom activity reports Check out what your kids have been up to online and on their computer.       Windows 8 Family Safety goes beyond Get all the features for Windows 7, plus some extra helpful updates. ■ Separate accounts for everyone So each family member can have his or her own Start screen, settings, and apps. And no one can access your email or docs. ■ Set Windows Store limits Control what apps and games your kids can access in the Windows Store. It’s easy to set an age-rating level and choose the types of content you want to block.       Safety first, fun to follow Mix it up with vibrant themes Changing a PC’s personality is fun and easy! And with hundreds of themes and wallpapers to choose from, your kids are sure to find one to match whatever they’re into today.   For Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows RT.     For Windows 8 and Windows RT   Embrace a digital Dr. Suess This book is a classic, and one of the top selling children’s books of all time. There are three reading modes your tot can try: Read to Me, Read it Myself, and Auto Play.     Ready for a new PC?     Answer a few easy questions to find the PC that’s right for you.         Connect with us.       Microsoft respects your privacy. To learn more, please read our online Privacy Statement. If you would prefer not to receive this newsletter any longer, please click here. To set your contact preferences for Microsoft communications, click here. Microsoft Corporation One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052 USA

You should own the Smartphone of the Year. (Especially at this price.)

Announcing a hot new price for the Nokia Lumia 920, plus two terrific sweepstakes. Apps + Games  |  Get this for the price of a Galaxy S4 See why it's time to switch Check out our smartphone camera test Stunner or bummer? You tell us   Domino's Pizza Turbo Racing League Rayman Jungle Run GroupMe Pic Stitch Angry Birds Rio Adobe Reader Splashtop 2 Tiny Space There are over 145,000 Microsoft-certified apps and games Join Bing Rewards and receive 20 bonus credits. Then enter for a chance to win. Like  Follow  Watch  Read  Pin  Tumblr    ¹ Engadget's Reader's Choice Smartphone of the Year. $49 from Microsoft Store while supplies last. Price may vary at other retailers. New two-year AT&T activation required. ² Sweepstakes ends June 30, 2013 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Sweepstakes is open only to legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia, who are at least 18 years old at the time of entry. No purchase necessary, Void where prohibited. Click here for official rules. ³ Sweepstakes ends July 1, 2013 at 9 a.m. ET. Sweepstakes is open only to legal residents of the 50 United States and the District of Columbia, who are at least 13 years old at the time of entry. No purchase necessary. Void where prohibited. Click here for official rules. Apps from Windows Phone Store; availability may vary. Microsoft account, Wi-Fi access, and data connection required for some features and services; carrier fees apply. Some features, services, devices, and colors may vary by area, carrier, plan, and version of Windows Phone software. Click here to see feature and service availability. This mail was sent to customers who have subscribed to receive US email communications from Windows Phone. This email may contain features and offers available in the US only. Did someone forward you this email? Interested in seeing more emails like it? Subscribe here. Microsoft respects your privacy. To learn more please read our online Privacy Statement. If you would prefer to no longer receive this newsletter, please click here. To set your contact preferences for other Microsoft communications click here. Microsoft Corporation One Microsoft Way Redmond, WA 98052 USA