A. As a late adopter of the smart phone, I remember feeling an involuntary spasm of jealousy the first time I ever read that line in an e-mail on my obsolete desktop. At the time, it smacked of pretension.The message comes standard in most smart phone e-mail clients as part of a default signature line. Although it may seem useless, it does provide some value depending on the audience.Daniel Post .. more …
A few years (and two smartphones) later, I barely notice the announcements anymore because they’re so ubiquitous – and indicative of a time when our email is only as far away as our pockets.The message comes standard in most smartphone email clients as part of a default signature line. Although it may seem useless, it does provide some value depending on the audience.Daniel Post Senning, .. more …
Do you remember how web browsers worked in 1998? Even back in the days of dial-up, Microsoft was so worried that your browser might replace your desktop that they nearly tore themselves apart trying to stomp down Netscape . That’s right, Netscape, a web browser that some of you reading this may not even remember. But take a look around the web right now, and it turns out Microsoft was right to be .. more …
Do you feel helpless when people e-mail you files you can’t open? Web app Zamzar offers an easy way to convert documents, images, audio and video to formats supported by your computer or mobile device.Just go to zamzar.com and upload the file you want to convert, select the format you want it to be in, and click on the “convert” button. Or you can simply e-mail the file as an attachment or .. more …
We’ve long been fans of online file conversion service Zamzar , but today they released a new feature that lets you convert files over email. The new service is super easy to use. Just take a file of a type supported by Zamzar , attach it to an email and send it to format@zamzar.com, where format is the format you want to convert to. So, if you were converting a PNG file to JPG, you’d attach your .. more …
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