The best way to get updates about a website or a web service is using the email feature. If the website offers email updates, you will be able to get all the updates right inside your email. The next popular method is to subscribe to its RSS feed. Now, what if the website that you want to track does not offer an email newsletter or RSS feeds? In this case, you will need to visit the websites again and again in order to see if the site has been updated or not. Surely there is a better way than this.
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How To Stay Up-To-Date About Your Favorite Websites
By | February 11, 2012 | Leave a Comment
2 More Disposable Email Services To Help Eliminate Spam
By | November 6, 2011 | 4 Comments
There are a lot of reasons to use a disposable email service, and the coolest reason of them all is it makes you feel like a spy sending and receiving secret messages. In all seriousness, sometimes you may just want the free eBook but not the sales newsletters that can bombard your inbox for the rest of eternity.
We covered a few temporary email services a while back. This is an add-on to that post to give you a couple more choices.
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Xobni For Android Is On The Way
By | September 25, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Lets face it, the Android address book leaves a lot to be desired. And for many, your inbox and contact list is your livelihood. You spend a lot of time in your email program, be it in the office or on the move. Gmail seems to be the go-to email web app for those who work on the web; Outlook is the go-to for the office worker. Xobni can now work with you where ever you go. There are so many versions you can access your super-powered inbox from almost anywhere, now this includes your Android devices and Gmail accounts.
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How to Send Group Emails in iPad and iPhone
By | September 7, 2011 | 1 Comment
It would seem that the ability to send group emails should be included in the iOS software, but it’s not. Sure you can put any number of emails in the “To” area, but if you have the same group of people that you send email to, be it for business or personal matters, it can be a pain to keep typing the same addresses again and again. There are two free iPad apps that make that task a whole lot easier, and numerous apps that will do the same for the iPhone, but the following are the best of the bunch.
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Take Control Of Your Android Email
By | May 15, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Dealing with email sucks. For those of us who are in a corporate or web-based business, it is the most common method of communication. How do you handle your very full inbox while getting other things done?
An even more common question is, how do you handle your inbox and get things done while you are not in the office?
Below are a few tips and applications to better help you manage your email from an Android phone while out of the office.
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How To Send Emails Using Another Gmail Account
By | April 17, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Many people have more than one email address. A lot of the time, these are not from the same email provider. Personally, I have about 10. As you can imagine, checking that many email addresses all the time is a huge time suck.
One way I have been handling multiple email addresses is to use Gmail as an email hub. The way I will show you will allow you to send and receive emails from your Gmail account.
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Check Your Gmail on Mac Without Opening The Browser
By | March 28, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Email has become such an essential part of the way that we work in the digital age. It seems like the bulk of the communication that we deal with during any given work day come at us through our email accounts. Of course, you may not always want to open your web browser just to check your email. That can take up the whole of your screen, and represent a serious break in your productivity. If you want to be able to keep your eyes on your email without constantly having to open the browser then you may want to consider a free app called Mail Tab for Gmail.
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Taskforce For Gmail Converts Your Emails Into Tasks, And Helps You To Stay Organized
By | March 14, 2011 | Leave a Comment
Ever receive an email that reminds you of a task that you need to complete? What do you do then? Open another tab, load the to-do list site (perhaps Google tasks?) and add the task into your to do list. What if there is a simpler way to convert your emails into tasks and manage them right within your Gmail? Yes, Taskforce is the one that I am talking about.
Taskforce is a Gmail extension that convert your emails into tasks and allows you to manage your tasks right within your inbox. It’s a handy tool to help you stay organized and save you time from toggling between different tabs and sites/applications.
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Email Large Files Securely With Securely Send
By | March 1, 2011 | 1 Comment
If you work in a web environment, you are likely to be familiar with torrent files and other file sharing sites. When you need to send a file larger than is allowed by most email providers, you need alternatives; of which there are many.
When dealing with someone who is tech savvy, it is easy enough to send them a torrent file or use a public file sharing site. However, if you need to keep your email more private or are dealing with someone who isn’t as savvy as you, emailing large files can be a problem. Securely Send is an easy to use solution for sending large files via email.
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Flexamail Lets You Surf The Web In Your Inbox
By | February 22, 2011 | Leave a Comment
There are so many software in the World Wide Web and the last thing that we will need is to have yet another email inbox to check. However, if you have difficulty surfing the Web, accessing your Twitter or Facebook, and you can’t kick those habits, Flexamail has got one of the best solution around, by allowing you to access them all in your inbox.
Flexamail is an email sevice, yet it is not the email service that you use to check for mail everyday. Sound confusing? To make it more explicit, Flexamail is a web service that can send your Web content, Twitter or Facebook update to your personal inbox. All you need to do is to send an email to the respective Flexamail email account and it will automate the process for you.
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