Tag: e-mail

Fixing E-Mail

By Erica Naone | 11/13/2009 | 1 Comment

Experts at Defrag believe e-mail can benefit from lessons learned on the social Web.

A Better Way to Shoot Down Spam

By Rachel Kremen | 07/29/2009 | 0 Comments

Junk mail can now be identified based on a single packet of data.

Catching Spammers in the Act

By Robert Lemos | 07/15/2009 | 0 Comments

Researchers show how spammers harvest e-mail addresses and send out bulk messages.

BIOS Maker Aims to Retake the PC

By Robert Lemos | 05/13/2009 | 6 Comments

Phoenix Technologies is pushing its pint-size OS as a complement to Windows.

A Way Out of E-mail Overload

By Erica Naone | 03/17/2009 | 4 Comments

OtherInbox manages a user's automated e-mails.

Semantic E-Mail Delivery

By Erica Naone | 01/23/2009 | 10 Comments

An experimental system automatically figures out where to send e-mail.

How Spam is Improving AI

By Kurt Kleiner | 10/14/2008 | 7 Comments

Anti-spam puzzles are helping researchers develop smarter algorithms.

A New Look for Outlook

By Kate Greene | 10/02/2007 | 4 Comments

Xobni makes it easier to find relevant information buried in your inbox.

IBM's Symphony for the Office Worker

By John Borland | 09/28/2007 | 9 Comments

Could the new productivity suite from IBM threaten Microsoft's popular Office software?

The Rise of the Miniblog

By Kate Greene | 07/09/2007 | 2 Comments

The founder of Twitter talks about upcoming features.

Mobile E-mail for Free

By Brittany Sauser | 05/14/2007 | 13 Comments

A new wireless service will provide its subscribers with e-mail at no cost for even the most basic mobile devices.

Social Networking for Dogs

By Clark Boyd | 05/03/2007 | 2 Comments

Now, owners can meet each other by swapping information between chips mounted on Fido's collar.

Jott: Calling It In

By Wade Roush | 03/30/2007 | 9 Comments

Ever had a great idea while you're stuck in traffic? No problem. Pick up your phone and Jott yourself an e-mail.

The New Face of Emoticons

By Duncan Graham-Rowe | 03/27/2007 | 2 Comments

Warping photos could help text-based communications become more expressive.

IBM's Software Predictions

By Kate Greene | 01/03/2007 | 0 Comments

New software visualization tools will help make sense out of the increasing abundance and complexity of information.