Email

Gmail vs Yahoo Mail
Which is the Best Webmail Provider?
Google and Yahoo are both huge internet companies which compete in a lot of areas, including free webmail service. When Gmail was launched back in 2004, lots of people moved to Google's new, convenient email platform. Yahoo! answered by redesigning their own e-mail system and offering more space and features than they did before. Both companies offer great free email accounts now, but there still are many differences between the two (Google's labels versus Yahoo! Mail folders, vastly differe...

Gmail vs Hotmail
Which Is The Better Email?
Hotmail from Microsoft and Gmail from Google are both highly popular free email services. Together with Yahoo! Mail they make up the top 3 webmail providers, each with hundreds of millions of users worldwide. Web-based email has come a long way since the 90s; most services these days offer huge amounts of storage, smart spam filters, sorting messages in folders, and other goodies. However, there are still many differences in design, speed, and features. This page is dedicated to a discussio...

Snail Mail is Dead?
Do you email people, or send letters? Do you like getting letters? Find out what people really prefer doing, by going to the voting below and please if you have any good strong views, add them after your vote. Also you can purchase lots of snail mail graphics from Zazzle from the links below

Is Email Social Media?
Email Is Here to Stay
Have you ever pondered over the fact that despite all the new and fancy social medial platforms you use, you still cannot live without accessing your email at least once a day? You may have got really good connections with all your school and college buddies along with your family on Facebook and a host of professional connections on LinkedIn, but you will still prefer having important mails and assignments sent to you over email. Though social media platforms continue to grow in terms of its...

Yahoo! Mail vs Gmail
Google vs Yahoo Showdown!
This lens is about the free email service from Yahoo! and Google. I have used both and discovered that there are some similarities and differences between the two. Well, to start they both have one thing in common. They're both free which is great. They also both have web interfaces meaning you can log onto your email account anywhere in the world. At the same time they also allow the use of an email client which means you can set it up with Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird for example. So ...