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Yahoo Mail Adds Applications Support
Yahoo Mail has been adding a lot of features these days, after all it has to compete with Gmail which has really revolutionized the way we look at emails. Not to be left behind, Yahoo has launched applications support in Yahoo mail.No Comments | Read More | Tweet This
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E-mail is Older Than The Internet [DYK]
Did you know, electronic mail or E-mail is older than the Internet? E-mail started in 1965 as a way for multiple users of a time-sharing mainframe computer to communicate. Read More | Tweet This
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Send Email, Text and Phone Messages To Groups Using SendGM
SendGM is a web service that allows you to send email, text and phone messages to groups without any hassle. You can create and maintain groups online and send them an email using any email client. Read More | Tweet This
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Mozilla RainDrop: The Future Of Email?
RainDrop is an open web technology by Mozilla that promises to manage your inbox intelligently. Using RainDrop, your more important messages will be given more prominence and your mailbox would be organized to give you more productivity. Read More | Tweet This
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Convert an Email Message into a Public Webpage with Moomeo
Moomeo is a web tool that can be used to share an email message as a public webpage. The page can be viewed by anyone and users can post comments. You can share the email message without revealing any email address. Read More | Tweet This
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Gmail Introduces “Did you mean?” Email/Name Suggestions
Gmail has announced a new feature in Gmail Labs which will offer email and name suggestions, while adding recipients to an email. This feature will tell you when you have entered the wrong person in the email list, which sending emails to multiple recipients. Read More | Tweet This




