Xobni - Dealing with Email

by Mike Thomas on March 17, 2008

in Internet, News, Software

Capture17-03-2008-7.59.58 PM Email is once again being recognized as the future for social networking. Unfortunately for many of us that spend a third of every day in the corporate setting, Microsoft Outlook is the email client we are given, whether we choose it or not. Now Outlook has its benefits, it’s actually pretty great as a calendar/email application. The todos are hard to use effectively, and overall message management is terrible.

Xobni steps in at this point and offers users of Outlook a solution to finding messages related to a particular person, or even people related to someone.

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If you’d like a beta invite, leave me a comment here and we’ll see what I can do for you. Of course you need to be running Outlook as your email client. Check out the links above to find out more through their website and demo video.

Gmail is still my favourite app for email, and that’s what I use for all of the UrbanWorkbench accounts, but while at work, life has become much easier since upgrading Outlook with Xobni - and it’s only in beta!

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{ 5 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Nabil 03.19.08 at 7:07 am

hey Mike — would love an hey Mike — would love an invite.
my email is “public at laoudji.com”

cheers!

2 Mike 03.19.08 at 4:45 pm

Going like hotcakes! Going like hotcakes!

3 Mick 04.10.08 at 7:20 pm

Any chance of an invite? I’d Any chance of an invite? I’d appreciate it…

ogrady.mick [at] gmail dot com

Thanks!

Mick

4 Mike 04.11.08 at 10:11 am

I’ll get one through to you I’ll get one through to you today if I’ve got any left!

5 JJPhoto 04.24.08 at 3:18 pm

Hey there, I’d love to get a Hey there, I’d love to get a Xobni invite, if available! Thanks in advance! :)

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