Posted in E-Mail Issues, E-mail Attachments | August 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
As far as sending various files in the form of photos, documents and spreadsheets, size will always matter. Some free mail accounts used to put limits as far as sending is concerned but not anymore. Today, you can send at most 10MB worth of file sizes to anyone but the next problem would be uploading and downloading them.
For sure, this will drive impatient online users crazy. Apparently, some people just want fast ways of sending and receiving stuff online. But logically, if your file is big, expect waiting time to be a bit delayed. We are not yet that advanced where instant sending can be done.
Posted in Information | July 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
The Google mail trends can show distribution data of messages by year, month, and day, day of week and time of day as well as distribution of messages
Google Mail Trends is only available for Gmail use only. But knowing Google, they might offer the mail trends to other e-mail services that can be extracted from IMAP servers.
Posted in Information | June 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
The majority of computers users just in case that you received email that promise business deals worth millions of pounds, they are trying to sell products just to improve the appearance or they are trying to convince that’s it’s worth investing your money in a particular company or stock. But dealing with spam is the one of the problem that all the email users share in common, spam is very annoying, it is a waste of time and often contains spyware and even pornography.
Posted in Information | May 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
The GFI Essentials offers anti spam for the exchange server and the other email servers eliminates the need toned to install and update the anti spam software on each desktop. It offers a fast set-up and high spam detection using Bayesian filtering. Having very low false positives, GFI mail essentials as well detect and block publishing emails and hard to catch image spam through a Botnet.
Posted in Information | April 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
There are professions that are notoriously dangerous. Fishermen, pilots and loggers top the list of the professions with the highest fatality rates.
Calling the homes many bloggers work out of “the digital-era sweatshop,” the article raises the possibility that the deaths of two technology bloggers and the heart attack of another were caused.
Posted in Free Mail, Information | March 10th, 2010 | No Comments »

With the advent of the iPhone, people are wondering how Google will react to it, considering they’re planning their own OS for the mobile Phone, called the Android. It seems that they’ve warmed up to the idea and released a mobile version of Gmail for the iPhone.
We’ve just released a new look and feel for the mobile version of Gmail on your iPhone. Our goal: make Gmail fit nicely as part of the latest Google on your iPhone experience. This means that we had to make Gmail faster and more fluid.
This is advantageous to both companies as this will open up GMail users inusing the iPhone for their daily email fix. Imagine the comfort of using GMail while on a train to work and emailing the report needed this morning to your boss.
To get this service, kindly follow the instructions laid in the blogpost at the GMail Blog.
Posted in Information | February 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
There are 5 ways to beat the SEO competition in Google by using your own credibility, so means that you should have a relevant source, find the niches in google, and produce a unique content if you want to have a ranking on these niche keywords just obey the golden rule otherwise Google will penalize your site. And also search engine optimization, and make it sure that technically all the ticks are in the right boxes for the SEO,just for assuring keep this in mind that keyword links are most powerful links available.
Posted in E-Mail Issues | January 10th, 2010 | No Comments »
If your e-mail program allows you to preview the entire message before or while it is being downloaded, turn this setting off. Some e-mails can contain dangerous code that could unknowingly compromise your computer and leave you vulnerable to viruses, worms or worse! Check the options in your e-mail program for a way to disable the message preview pane.
Don’t ever respond to messages claiming to be from your bank, credit card company, or other financial institution, which ask for personally identifiable information such as card or account numbers, passwords, or other private information – even if the e-mail looks to have come from the actual company. It may be a hoax designed to get you to unknowingly part with crucial financial or private contact information, leaving you vulnerable to credit card fraud, identity theft or credit card theft.
Posted in E-Mail Issues | December 10th, 2009 | No Comments »
If a spam bot finds your email address the chances are you will suffer a deluge of offers for body enhancement products and other useless offers. But there are some simple steps that you can take to stop these email harvesters.
Spambots are computer programs that scour the Internet looking for email addresses. These are fed back to a central database that is then used to send huge volumes of spam emails. Spam now accounts for over 50% of email traffic. The main way to prevent them getting your email address is to make sure it doesn’t appear on the Internet.
Posted in Information | November 20th, 2009 | No Comments »
The retailer has need to increase the frequency and will be get better response from list overall and helps to make the company at front of mind. The approach with constant strategy is to set pre-determined limits of the frequency and interval between messages for all of the customers with different value.