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No invite for Google Wave?  Check out all-in-one Threadsy

by JG Mason on Sep 30, 2009 at 09:14 AM

A TechCrunch 50 finalist, Threadsy is a compelling way to consolidate communication.  I’ve been using Threadsy for the past week instead of GMail and the results have been impressive.  Here is how Threadsy might make your life easier.  Let’s take a look at “Inbound.”  In the left pane, email is… Continue Reading »

New Google Labs feature allows for playback of Google Voice messages in Gmail

by Robert Nelson on Sep 10, 2009 at 07:07 AM

In an effort to further give myself over to Google and make myself that much more dependent on Gmail, there has recently been a new feature released in the labs that should keep me (and other Google Voice users) locked in Gmail a little longer. That new feature goes along… Continue Reading »

Google Voice now offering SMS to email

by Robert Nelson on Sep 9, 2009 at 09:02 AM

Google has just recently added a new, and what I would consider a welcomed feature in Google Voice—the ability to have your SMS messages forwarded to your email. The new feature is currently available and simple to set up.  To do so, just login to your Google Voice account and… Continue Reading »

GMail is down, but you can still get your mail

by Iyaz Akhtar on Sep 1, 2009 at 05:20 PM

Right now, access to the web version of GMail is down for some.  Users are greeted with a server error and offered little comfort.  A quick look at Twitter will help you access your mail even if the first option is down.  The first is iGoogle’s mail widget.  If you… Continue Reading »

Gmail pushes to number three in email, kicks AOL mail down

by Shawn Ingram on Aug 16, 2009 at 12:52 PM

Despite its apparent popularity, Google’s Gmail surprisingly still isn’t the top email service out there.  Earlier this year Gmail was sitting as the number four email service based on total unique visitors per month.  Last month, that changed when Gmail surpassed AOL Email for the first time.  That’s a pretty… Continue Reading »

Internet usage in America is now spiking before breakfast

by Shawn Ingram on Aug 10, 2009 at 12:11 PM

Think about your average morning for a moment.  Chances are rather than getting up and going straight to find some sort of breakfast you wake up and head straight for your computer, BlackBerry, iPhone, or any sort of Internet device.  Don’t worry, it turns out you’re not alone in this… Continue Reading »

MySpace coming out with their own email

by Jodie Andrefski on Jul 22, 2009 at 03:03 PM

Starting tomorrow, MySpace plans to start use of its own webmail.  They already have IM and a messaging service when you are actually logged into the site, but now users will have their own email address ending in “@myspace.com.”  I can see younger demographics, and artists/bands really liking the new… Continue Reading »

Palm Pre bits: GSM version in Vietnam, webOS updated to 1.0.4 and a landscape mode for email hack

by Robert Nelson on Jul 1, 2009 at 07:51 AM

Here we are with another selection of Palm Pre related news, and first things first, a GSM version has been spotted.  Just recently a video has surfaced showing off a GSM version of the Palm Pre.  Of course, we knew that such a model would eventually be released, however this… Continue Reading »

Surprise, checking email during meetings can be rude

by Shawn Ingram on Jun 12, 2009 at 11:20 AM

Sometimes a study or survey comes along that tells us exactly what we already knew.  A recent Yahoo HotJobs survey is just one of those.  By now we all know that there are people out there (some of us probably included) that use their smartphones to check email while in… Continue Reading »

Usage patterns could help fight spam

by Shawn Ingram on May 18, 2009 at 09:09 AM

Email services and users are constantly trying to find a better way to filter out spam.  The current word filtering isn’t too bad, but spammers have found easy ways around them.  There might be a new way of figuring out which messages are spam, and which are not, all relying… Continue Reading »

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