It's a technical question, but I couldn't a better section to put it in. So, Lounge citizens....<BR><BR>What's the easiest free web-based e-mail client to use? I have a girlfriend who has never had an ...

I'm sick and tired of always having to reconfigure my email whenever I clean install, not to mention setting up all those spam filters and stuff.<BR><BR>Since my mail goes through my server I figured ...

Q: We have three computers that are networked using the same broadband access to the Internet. How can we set up different e-mail addresses that can be received on the different computers? A: Most ...

Using AJAX, Zimbra delivers a surprisingly rich Web-based e-mail client, but its mail server and extensive integration capabilities are equally impressive Managing a high-volume e-mail system using ...

The increasingly competitive Web-based e-mail market has a new player: Instant-messaging provider ICQ now offers a fee-based service that includes 2G bytes of storage, a calendar feature, task manager ...

You might be thinking, isn't Outlook the software Microsoft Corp. makes for people to use email at work? Indeed it is, but Microsoft is now adopting that brand for personal, Web-based email services ...

Unlike other Web-based e-mail systems, such as America Online's new subscriber-only service, EarthLink's upcoming Enhanced Webmail is built using the Laszlo platform, which generates Flash-based ...

No doubt you have read about the plight of MediaDefender, Inc., a company specializing in assisting movie studios and recording companies in preventing illegal copying of their copyrighted materials ...

A Web-based e-mail service provider that once had dreams of spanning the globe is refocusing on its home country. Munich-based GMX AG is shutting down its eight foreign-language Web sites, leaving ...

We see a lot of medical facilities who use Web e-mail providers (Gmail, AOL, Yahoo, Hotmail, Comcast, etc.) to transmit EPHI (electronic protected health information) such as images, dictation, ...

A July 1 upgrade to Tufts' e-mail system left hundreds of students unable to check their e-mail this summer when the University stopped accepting connections from the popular yet insecure Telnet ...