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Yahoo! has decided that its mail client is popular enough to start receiving attention and tutorials in massive numbers, so they have started the Yahoo! Mail blog not so long ago to cover everything there is to know about the various features that are available. I haven't found anything worthy of noting, so I ju... |
21 December 2007
03:52 GMT |
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The colored labels, which were introduced a couple of weeks ago, kind of revolutionized the approach to inbox and made it all of a sudden a friendly place with a means to quickly find whatever was needed, without having to use the internal search engine built into the client. If red means family, then just click it i... |
20 December 2007
14:36 GMT |
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For those who are not familiar with the name of Alltel, even if you should, the company is America's largest network, with a coverage that goes for the whole nation. Their goal is to provide the most reliable network and "it's a nationwide network that somebody can count on", as they say.During the years, A... |
18 December 2007
04:33 GMT |
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I've often heard others just start swearing out of the blue while working on their computers. They just jump up from their chairs and start cursing, as if they've just got out of a fight and they're all black and blue. And it always is the same reason, not one of them reacts like that unless they have... |
13 December 2007
15:26 GMT |
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A highly critical vulnerability has been discovered in Symantec Mail Security, which may allow an attacker who manages to exploit it to compromise the affected system, Secunia wrote in a security notification rolled out today. The flaw exists in Symantec Mail Security for SMTP version 5.0.1 with Patch 187, but other... |
13 December 2007
14:06 GMT |
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The old and not so good looking Yahoo Mail Security website is dead. But, another eye-candy and more useful website was released today, being supposed to help the Yahoo Mail registered users to keep their accounts clean of spam and unsolicited messages. In the recent few months, the Sunnyvale company Yahoo has worke... |
13 December 2007
09:55 GMT |
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Once upon a time and they lived happily ever after exchanging emails and sharing photographs of themselves and their children, The End. That might be in short a Gmail story of Prince Charming and his beautiful Princess had it been written in modern times and there'd be no Pegasus or whatever means of transportat... |
11 December 2007
15:36 GMT |
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The privacy of ones email is, among others, one of the most important features by which you choose your @company.com mail address. As such, it is very important for you to trust the provider of the mail service to not snoop into any of your messages, be them work related or emotional and intimate. And then came Googl... |
10 December 2007
15:46 GMT |
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The one subject that I'm always asked about, every morning, by my co-workers is what happened with GMail overnight, what features it was added and when some new things will be brought for everybody to play with. I find myself explaining things quite often as of late, the release of GMail 2.0 looking at the mome... |
7 December 2007
13:51 GMT |
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How can this be? Inflight email service and instant messaging? Free? What has the world come to? Are there no more terrorist threats out there? Just imagine the way a conversation would go via Yahoo!'s IM between any random Arab terrorist (I'm not racially profiling, it's just that this is how they ar... |
7 December 2007
05:01 GMT |
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I've just praised earlier in the week the GMail team for doing such a good job with the updates that would catch up soon with Yahoo!'s Mail at the rates things were going. Well, what do you know, they've just started goofing up on the PR side of it.Reasons for the accounts being suspended have not been... |
6 December 2007
13:31 GMT |
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The day must be really long for the people in charge with working at Google's mail service. "Get up, work, work, work, lunch, work, work, cup of tea, work, work, work, quick shower, work, dinner at the office, work, falling asleep on the keyboard." And the second day all over again.As foreshadowed by Ionut Alex.... |
5 December 2007
03:26 GMT |
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The one thing I can see Google is striving to beat Yahoo! at is the mail services and client options. They have a lot of ground to cover, over at the Mountain View Headquarters, and they don't waste one moment of their time on trivial things. It looks like their main point of concern is user happiness and everyt... |
4 December 2007
14:41 GMT |
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The one field that Google still trails Yahoo! by far is that of the email services, where of the two, Yahoo! is king and Google isn't even close to being a serious runner up, when it comes to the numbers of users.That's nothing, says Google, I'll just add some features and work my way up to the top. Bu... |
29 November 2007
13:56 GMT |
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Spam. Oh, the incredible annoying email messages coming into my email account and advertising all kinds of things? They must be stopped, somehow. But Google, the owner of Gmail, one of the top technologies when it comes to web-based email, says the next years will come with less spam messages. Hope so. According to W... |
29 November 2007
08:22 GMT |
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"Greetings from Planet Earth! We come in peace, we are friends!" is what the people complaining about the infamous issue of GMail not showing anything except a blank page instead of the regular messages on Windows Mobile could have said to Google and they would have probably been granted more attention. It looks like... |
28 November 2007
05:36 GMT |
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A new spam campaign is currently in progress attempting to install several infected files on users' computer by tricking them to download and access attached imagery. But this new unsolicited email is quite different from other spam campaigns because the attached archive really contains several photos including ... |
26 November 2007
10:40 GMT |
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Another title could have been "Why you NEVER expect much for free" or better yet "Never answer email that asks about passwords" but I chose to go with that one because it's a little more straightforward.To break it down, there's this guy, Philipp Lenssen of blogoscoped.com, who calls himself E., and which o... |
23 November 2007
05:25 GMT |
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With Monday morning's update that had me all fired up over the many interesting features that I just had to check extensively as a part of my extreme optimization effort I have going on, I completely missed the big news with the 5 GB mark being skipped over.I just realized it this morning when I was actually rea... |
21 November 2007
07:07 GMT |
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The new features continue to dazzle everyone that's on the receiving end and to make proud those who know they did their part and did it well on the delivering end.It's rather hectic to come to the office early Monday morning with the will and desire to work like a mule and be greeted with something like "D... |
19 November 2007
03:45 GMT |
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I don't know for how long you've been an internet user, but if your experience goes way back to the '90's, you're in for a flashback, the sepia nuanced type. Google has brought back the feature that allows you to copy the address on top of your page as a sort of a permalink to it, whether it ... |
19 November 2007
02:56 GMT |
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As the careful company that it is, Google is always trying to attract more and more clients to its warm, soft and appealing bazoom. A while ago, it gave the world the means to migrate email from old IMAP mail systems to Google Apps, for those who were reluctant to step into the future without bringing along the email... |
16 November 2007
04:58 GMT |
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If you're a Gmail user, listen up closely, this might come in handy: users all over are starting to complain on the respective support forums that they have lost all or part of their mail "one pretty morning". The moment they entered their Gmail account they were less than happy to see that the inbox was empty a... |
15 November 2007
10:59 GMT |
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Picture this: you start receiving tons of spam from a lot of foreign countries and it takes so much of your inbox that you can't really find your regular email conversations even if you go to the third page or so. And if you're looking back to the third page you must be either really anxious about reading t... |
15 November 2007
10:10 GMT |
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It was said that the new Yahoo Mail comes with improved security features, better anti-spam filters and several other utilities which are supposed to make the email communication safer than any time before. I even believed that... until today, when several spam messages invaded my inbox, trying to convince me to buy ... |
14 November 2007
14:00 GMT |
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Do you remember the much advertised speed that the new version of Gmail was said to be capable of unleashing into our unsuspecting midst? Flash! Thunder! Lightning! Actually something more in the terms of… Bogus! The pre-fetching of emails is there and is a very useful option if you don't mind the prolonged wait... |
12 November 2007
11:01 GMT |
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No less than 20 companies joined their forces to form an alliance to work on the DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) technology, an email authentication standard, which is meant to support the fight against malicious emails sent to the users. As you know, most of us receive phishing messages every day, the email fraud ... |
7 November 2007
04:27 GMT |
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Microsoft is but hours away from the official launch of the next wave of products and services reunited under the Windows Live brand umbrella. The Redmond company has even placed an official countdown webpage associated with Windows Live. At the time of this article, there were still a little over five hours to "bett... |
6 November 2007
11:48 GMT |
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Symantec Mail Security is a suite of utilities designed to protect your inbox from all kinds of threats no matter if you're based on Microsoft Exchange, SMTP or Domino. Although the products are designed to defend your email, the Symantec Mail Security solutions are unable to reach their goal due to multiple vul... |
5 November 2007
03:07 GMT |
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A few days ago, Google rolled out what seems to be the most important Gmail feature launched this year: the IMAP access which enables the consumers to control all the features of the Google technology straight from their desktop. Yesterday, I was reading some articles sustaining that Gmail's function is currentl... |
1 November 2007
04:27 GMT |
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These days, one of the most popular pieces of news is surely represented by the new Gmail which seems to be in the labs although the Mountain View company didn't say much about it. Besides loading time improvements and some other features, we don't know too many details about the new Gmail. But Philipp Lens... |
30 October 2007
07:03 GMT |
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Gmail is surely one of the most popular email technologies on the web but this doesn't necessarily mean that it is also very powerful and efficient in all its features. For example, Google sustains Gmail manages to block most spam messages coming into its inboxes but I must say I'm pretty disappointed with ... |
30 October 2007
06:32 GMT |
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Yesterday, lots of Internet reports were talking about a new Gmail, most of them being based on some statements made by the Google officials at the Analyst Day on October 24. Because of that, the fans of the technology where pretty excited so here are some new details coming straight from the Gmail team. Dan Pupius, ... |
30 October 2007
05:05 GMT |
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The super giant Google is currently working on an improved version of Gmail, which is supposed to be faster than the one available at this time. As blogger Ionut Alex Chitu wrote, Google's officials who spoke at the Analyst Day event on October 24 gave several signs of a new Gmail version that includes several g... |
29 October 2007
03:52 GMT |
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Symantec Mail Security for SMTP is a technology designed by the famous company Symantec which is supposed to protect users' accounts from several types of web threats. Although the application has this clear goal, it seems like it might fail in its attempt to defend the users due to several vulnerabilities repor... |
26 October 2007
09:32 GMT |
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Since Gmail is one of the most popular email technologies on the web, numerous consumers are looking for alternative ways to check their accounts for new messages as the old fashioned browser login takes too much time. Besides POP3, the consumers are now able to read and send messages using the IMAP support implement... |
25 October 2007
10:32 GMT |
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If you're one of the users who prefer to access their Gmail account from a mail client and not from the web-based interface then I have some great news for you: the Mountain View company implements IMAP support in Gmail! Now, you're able to control the messages in your account straight from your desktop. I... |
24 October 2007
04:49 GMT |
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Gmail and Yahoo Mail are two of the most popular technologies on the web as the parent companies Google and Yahoo are often implementing lots of new goodies. But the most important aspect of the two services seems to be the storage capacity because the two providers are challenging each other with more and more attra... |
15 October 2007
10:33 GMT |
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It's pretty important to know what aspects of your mail technology must be improved in order to make it more useful for its customers. Also, you have to know which sides are most attractive and which are not because a web-based technology must be built in relation with users' demands in order to satisfy the... |
9 October 2007
16:31 GMT |
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Yahoo Mail today celebrates the 10th birthday as the Sunnyvale super giant Yahoo acquired Four 11, the developers of RocketMail, ten years ago in October 1997. Since then, Yahoo Mail has grown up a lot and it has become one of the top solutions on the market due to its continuously increasing popularity among the Int... |
9 October 2007
06:12 GMT |
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In case you're still using the classic version of Yahoo Mail, switch now. You have to see this. The new Yahoo Mail comes with lots of Liam animations which can improve your mail reading experience but some of the users find them really annoying. Maybe you don't know what Liam is. Well, Liam is actually Mail... |
3 October 2007
04:40 GMT |
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While the email has become a circadian aspect of the Internet era, traditional, postal mail is also still a very mundane presence. But with the increasing need for classic documents to evolve and become digitized, the postal mail industry is also affected, and Microsoft is prepared to offer a solution designed to tak... |
1 October 2007
08:15 GMT |
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Nokia announced the new version of its mobile email software client, Mail for Exchange, ready for consumers who use Microsoft Exchange Server and Nokia Eseries phones or selected Nokia Nseries handsets. Mail for Exchange 2.0 comes to boost the user experience and enables mobile access to the high-class features of M... |
28 September 2007
09:27 GMT |
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Yahoo Mail has always been one of the most criticized email technologies because the users considered it has weak spam filters which are not able to protect and defend the consumers. Since the new version of Yahoo Mail was officially rolled out as a final release, the Sunnyvale super giant presented new or improved f... |
26 September 2007
04:32 GMT |
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The Sunnyvale super giant Yahoo released the final version of Yahoo Mail, the mail technology which is supposed to represent the best solution for a web-based mail service. Since it rolled out the final product, all the accounts were included in the upgrade process but some of us are still using a beta mail solution ... |
21 September 2007
09:17 GMT |
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Yahoo Mail received lots of features in the recent period but it seems like the parent company doesn't want to stop. In fact, today's feature was introduced some time ago but many of the users are not actually using it. The Signature option is one of the functions which take Yahoo Mail to another level and ... |
19 September 2007
05:42 GMT |
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The super giant Yahoo agreed to pay $350 million for Zimbra, a company that would support the firm's efforts to improve the email solution and make it very competitive for the other technologies on the market. Although Yahoo improved Mail a lot, it seems like it wants even more and Zimbra is the one which can st... |
18 September 2007
03:07 GMT |
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Some time ago, I wrote a similar article and, after I compared the two mail solutions, I concluded that Google's technology is better and provides multiple useful functions for the users. But now, after the Sunnyvale super giant Yahoo released the final version of Yahoo Mail, I'm asking you again: which one... |
5 September 2007
10:45 GMT |
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Yahoo recently rolled out the new version of Yahoo Mail, a special flavor of the technology which was first released in September 2005. Since then, all the users were able to test it but the Sunnyvale company was finally prepared to officially publish the final version. Because it is built in AJAX, the new Yahoo Mail... |
5 September 2007
03:09 GMT |
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A new UK study conducted by the Internet service provider Pipex revealed that most of the web users with ages over 60 connect to the Internet only with a single goal: to check their email account. The survey was conducted only in the United Kingdom and included 500 Internet users. What's more interesting is that... |
4 September 2007
09:37 GMT |
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