Can't figure out what happened to that attachment you received? You probably didn't pay attention to where you saved it.
Today, let's look at a very common source of confusion for novice users: saving and retrieving file attachments.
Google is showing patriotism and guts in standing-up to the Chinese.
Google's decision to take steps that may result in its having to leave China is an act of real courage and patriotism.
Facebook makes replying to wall posts, status updates, and photo comments as easy as replying to an e-mail.
Facebook now allows you to reply to wall posts, status updates, and photo comments via e-mail, eliminating the need to log into your account first. The move comes as a welcome convenience to many - in particularly, deskbound workers whose company bans Facebook at the workplace.
Macquarie University's 6000 staff will soon join the students and begin using Gmail
Google is back in the race to provide email services to educational institutions across the country with NSW-based Macquarie University announcing it will begin rolling out Gmail accounts to its 6000 research, teaching and administrative staff.
The airline giveth and the airline taketh away
Thousands of Virgin Blue Velocity customers received a welcome surprise on Friday — but it was shortlived. The airline accidentally upgraded customers to Gold status and quickly issued an apologetic retraction email.
Reserved letter mailing business makes $67m loss thanks to the Internet
The digital age has hammered Australia Post with the organisation recording a $67 million loss to its reserved letter mailing business in the 2008-09 financial year.
Executive director of a passenger rights organization alleges her AOL e-mails were improperly redirected
Delta Air Lines is being sued for allegedly hacking the e-mail account of a passenger rights advocate supporting legislation that would allow access to food, water and toilets during long delays on the tarmac.
Changes reflect greater social media approach
Yahoo!7 Mail has moved to compete with social media giant Facebook through the introduction of a new look and feel to its Web email offering and a range of new features and third party applications.
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Do you depend on Microsoft Outlook for your e-mail and scheduling needs? Are you annoyed with the e-mail client? Well, join the club--thousands of Outlook users are lobbying Microsoft for improvements in the next version. But this week let's not just complain about Outlook; I'm here to tell you how to make it better.
Brits misinterpret tone of messages
A third of UK workers have admitted to becoming offended or upset after misinterpreting the tone or language used in email received from colleagues, says GMX.
Our own ideas for some new -- and, perhaps, unconventional -- features we'd like to see in Gmail
In the early days, Gmail hooked us with its innovative features, like the way it threaded together e-mails under the same subject.
The following tips, tricks, and add-ons make the Gmail experience even better
Gmail ushered in a whole new way of accessing and managing e-mail. Many people think that it's a major improvement over the old desktop-app approach.
Will these suggestions solve all your e-mail problems? No, because we can't make all the senders of the e-mails clogging your inbox work a bit smarter to make their e-mail communications better as well
You are judged by the writing style, tone, language, and mistakes in your e-mails every single day. We're all so optimistic we believe people will overlook our e-mail typos and mistakes, while at the same time we privately label those who send us sloppy e-mails as careless, confused, or ineffective.
Twitter protest quiets down, but questions remain
Last week's online protest against Microsoft Outlook is turning out to be a tempest-in-a-Tweet.
E-mail is a tool that’s widely used, but also highly abused -- and faking an e-mail message can be as easy as “editing a Word document”
Security experts are warning that CIOs may need to revisit their e-mail security following the recent fracas around the ‘Utegate’ affair.
