August 12, 2011
In the heat of the moment anything can happen. Maybe your boss just emailed you to let you know that you have to come in and work on Saturday. Fortunately for all of us short tempered hot heads, there is Tone Check. Think of Tone Check as a spell check for your anger.
October 27, 2010
There are a lot of us who still use desktop email clients. If it’s Windows, there’s a high chance that it’s Outlook. Now, Outlook users have a peculiarity. They hate to leave Outlook and go elsewhere for their other communication needs. And sometimes, Twitter begs you to tweet. The damn thing is so addictive. I [...]
September 20, 2010
There are some of us who still prefer a desktop email client like Microsoft Outlook, but also rely on the flexibility of the cloud via Google Docs. If you want the twain to meet i.e. a way to work with Google Docs from Microsoft Outlook, a new app called Harmon.ie seems to be the answer. [...]
March 30, 2010
For those of us who live in the inbox, email management is a 24×7 job. The email inbox becomes not only the historian, who faithfully records our online social trips, but the inbox becomes the clearing house for all information that pours in. Wouldn’t it be great if it could behave like a secretary we [...]
March 23, 2010
For me personally, my Outlook 2007 is a massive sink. It is where a tonnage of emails pours in and Outlook embraces them without complaint. But with so many emails sinking into a fathomless pit, sometimes Outlook turns out to be very like The Bermuda Triangle . Sometimes what goes in doesn’t come out quite [...]
February 14, 2010
When you think about the privacy quandary, it is so common that we almost overlook it. In the new web, everything is open to everyone. To save time we send group or mass emails more frequently than single ones. Most of our tweets are public, broadcast to our legion of followers. The flip side is [...]
February 8, 2010
It’s very likely you don’t have an attention deficit disorder or suffer from reading disabilities. It’s very likely that you might dismiss a reading aid software out of hand. But take ReadPal out for a run through a few blocks of text and you will be pleasantly surprised. ReadPal is about a better reading experience. [...]
January 16, 2010
There is something about random quotes that makes us pause and read them. Quotes and proverbs don’t need to condense the wisdom of the ages in a concise line. It’s not always wisdom; some adages are marked out by biting sarcasm too. But the moot truth is that it touches our thoughts or in some [...]
November 24, 2009
In this digital era, every part of human life which can be digitized has been digitized. From work documents to personal conversations, everything can be transferred into bits and bytes. Even social communities are moving into the virtual territories. Facebook is one of those e-areas. The millions of Facebook users around the world is the [...]
November 3, 2009
Microsoft’s Outlook is the big brother of Outlook Express, which is Window’s default desktop eMail client. Outlook is part of Microsoft’s Office suite. It comes with a lot of extra features compared to Outlook Express, including time/event management, contact management, and Microsoft Exchange Server support to synchronize and share information. Arguably, Outlook Express is a [...]
