The beta version of Greek-language MSN is available to the Greek public as of September 8 and accessible at preview.msn.com, according to a Microsoft announcement.

Greek MSN will go online in its final version in October and will include news, economy, sports, health and exercise, travel, leisure, gastronomy, and more - with feeds from over 1,000 mass media outlets globally.

It will also feature budget management tools, shopping lists and so on, while users will be able to set their own preferences regardless of the device used.

"With content access for over 50% of the population through various applications, the new MSN will be available everywhere users are," an MSN official in Greece said.