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1981 ~ 2008: The Future of Email

Honeywell had it right in this vintage magazine ad from 1981. Email: confounding blasts of out-of-control electrons. Sometimes it's useful, most of the time it's anatomically and/or financially incorrect. Back in 2003, tech blogger Paul Soltoff wrote about his predictions for email. There's a tendency when one predicts the future to focus on ...
How Spam has deteriorated the web User eXperience
L8R: Email time machine, in a while crocodile

A good idea and a bit of Ruby - and voila... l8r.nu (as in Later, dude!). This Dutch web service is barely a month old. It allows you to compose email messages and schedule their future delivery. For bloggers it's similar to scheduling posts in WordPress. Using it is super easy, although L8R's creator has had ...
The Inbox eXperience: waiting for Xobni

A favorite theme of ours is the "naming of startups". Back in 99, we named our company "anbiun" - an upside down version of "unique". San Francisco-based Xobni (backwards for inbox) is worth watching. They're mashing up analytics and email to create a more intelligent inbox. [tags]xobni, email[/tags]
Nasty PayPal Phishing Scam

I just received this nasty email with the title "Dispute Transaction". It just triggered within me an instant reaction. I guess I never trusted PayPal that much so when I saw the email I figured, "Darn those guys! They've messed up again!" So I instantly hit the 'dispute this' link and then started putting my ...





































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