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New Year's Resolution: Get Better At Email
So, how do you feel about email? It's a rough question to ponder on the first no-excuses work day of 2012. Email is like a treadmill. If we don't keep
The Value of Email [Infographic]
Last month we looked at why companies like Microsoft, Google and Facebook want your email. The post looked at a presentation by Jeff Hardy of SmarterTools, given at HostingCon 2011.
AwayFind Helps You Escape Your Inbox With an iPhone App
Email can be a burden. Whether you're sitting at your desk obsessively checking your inbox for that special email while you should be doing other things or you're surreptitiously glancing
Weekly Wrapups Email Newsletter and RSS Feed
Every Friday afternoon PST, Read/WriteWeb publishes a Weekly Wrapup of news, reviews and analysis from the past week. I know a lot of people are too busy with their jobs
Hosting Decisions by YCombinator Companies in 2011
Ever wonder what other companies are choosing for hosting, Email, DNS, etc.? As it happens, there's an app for that (so to speak) and someone put the Y Combinator companies
Report: Cloud-Based Email Cheapest Option for Most Companies
A new report from Forrester presents a cost analysis of cloud-based email systems in enterprises, such as Google Apps or Yahoo!'s Zimbra. In the report, Forrester argues that cloud-based email
Report: Spam Accounts for 90-95% of All Email
In 2001, spam accounted for an estimated 5% of our email. In 2007, it clogs our inboxes to the tune of 90-95% of all email sent, according to a new
Sparrow Rethinks the Email Attachment in Latest App Update
The latest version of Sparrow's Gmail client for Mac users is now live in the Mac App Store. Although it's not a major release of the product, it does attempt
Tip: Gmail Can Be a Social Network Aggregator
So we remain split on whether to call it a "social graph," but one thing I think we can all agree on, is that many of us are suffering from
Email Viewing Habits: Where Do You Read Your Email? [Infographic]
Litmus, a company that tracks and tests email campaigns has taken a close look at where people are viewing their email. The stats, at least according to Litmus, provide some
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