I've got another new email application to tell you about today. It's called Xobni (which is "inbox" spelled backwards in case you didn't notice). As it's communicated on their website: "Xobni is the [Microsoft] Outlook plug-in that helps you organize your flooded inbox." I don't know about you, but you can't say it much better than that when it comes to my email, tweets, etc. I've got so many I'm dealing with, sometimes I feel like I need to hire an assistant myself. Into this vacuum steps Xobni. And rather than me trying to explain the ins and outs that Xobni affords, I've got instead their short tutorial below which you can check out to see if Xobni might fit in your social networking lifestyle. If it does (and for some of you it will), you can download it for free HERE.Thursday, February 19, 2009
Organize Your Inbox With Xobni
I've got another new email application to tell you about today. It's called Xobni (which is "inbox" spelled backwards in case you didn't notice). As it's communicated on their website: "Xobni is the [Microsoft] Outlook plug-in that helps you organize your flooded inbox." I don't know about you, but you can't say it much better than that when it comes to my email, tweets, etc. I've got so many I'm dealing with, sometimes I feel like I need to hire an assistant myself. Into this vacuum steps Xobni. And rather than me trying to explain the ins and outs that Xobni affords, I've got instead their short tutorial below which you can check out to see if Xobni might fit in your social networking lifestyle. If it does (and for some of you it will), you can download it for free HERE.
You got their press release but not ours. :-/
ReplyDeleteSenderOK's plug-in at www.senderok.com does the same thing but inside your email header pane (all the old emails that the sender sent you can be found by clicking the utility wrench in their photo business card).
Their PR machine is working faster than ours this week.