November 20th, 2009
By Jeremy Adams
When it comes to competing with heavy weights like Apple, you’ve got to have a real ringer at your back. Luck aside, mail2web Mobile Email is more than your average competitor boasting Microsoft Exchange in its corner. Guzzling electrolyte infused features such as multi-platform mobility, server side inbound rules, meeting request and invitation support as well as the ability to change your From Address to match your existing mailbox, mail2web.com is hydrated with more than just H2O.
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November 20th, 2009
By Melissa Smich
To celebrate and fill our new yet barren Youtube Channels, we decided to throw a viral video contest with a grand prize of $1,000
Bad news for the go-getters, your opportunity to enter is over – the submission time has now come to a close; Good news for the voyeurs, the fun is just getting started as voting begins today – and we received some very original, wickedly inspiring and deliciously hilarious videos.
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November 20th, 2009
By Birge Basik
At the beginning of this week, we heard some rumors about a Google branded smart phone. TechCrunch reported that the company was working on an Android powered (what else could it be?!) device. Then, rumors came to light and facts arose: Read the rest of this entry »
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November 16th, 2009
By Tim Attwood
On Friday we reported some issues around phishing attempts against mail2web.com users. The phishing scam requested that mail2web.com users email their username and password to a websupport@mail2webmaster.com.
We have now received further reports of phishing emails sent that appear to be from “info@mail2web.com”. The email indicates that your account has been deactivated and asks you to run an attached utility in order to restore your mailbox. The attached file is in fact a malware utility which may be used to compromise your account.
As before, we recommend that all mail2web.com users exercise extreme caution when it comes to such suspicious notification emails. We will never ask you to send us your password, and we will never instruct you to run such a utility to restore your account.
If you receive any emails of this nature, please err on the side of caution and report it to abuse@mail2web.com or contact us at 1-877-MAIL2WEB before following any instructions.
If you have fallen victim to one of these phishing attempts, please contact us for further assistance.
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November 13th, 2009
By Jeremy Adams
It has come to our attention that phishing scam emails are being sent out suggesting that users send their login details including passwords to websupport@mail2webmaster.com. Remember that mail2web will never send requests like this nor would any other legitimate website. Should you be prompted by email to send this kind of personal information you should report the request immediately. You can always reach us at abuse@mail2web.com to report these kinds of issues and we take them all very seriously.
We have already taken the time to submit this sender for blacklisting throughout the web but it’s always a good idea to be extra cautious so we thought a posting in this regard would be beneficial to our users.
As always my mail2web friends, mail safe!
-Jeremy L. Adams
Product Manager
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November 11th, 2009
By Birge Basik
The world is ready for a new mobile operating system. Samsung has announced that its new open mobile operating system ‘bada’ will arrive in the first half of 2010. It will compete with existing open platform operating systems such Android and LiMO. bada’s software development kit will be available little bit earlier, but you’ll see this on the market in December.
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November 10th, 2009
By Kevin Richard
More and more we are becoming people on-the-go. From business travel and meetings, to events, appointments and the many other things going on in our daily lives we are constantly on the move. Read the rest of this entry »
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November 5th, 2009
By Jeremy Adams
While I’m sure Palm Inc. has grown tired of such puns, they work all too well when describing the capabilities of their ever expanding repertoire of devices and software. With the release of the latest Palm webOS, support for Activesync push email for Exchange based email accounts is now as integrated as this article’s title pun is to the Palm brand.
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November 3rd, 2009
By Kevin Richard
The IBM Simon first shown in 1992 was the world’s first smartphone. It had all the basics like smartphones have today including a calendar, contacts, clock, and notepad and most important to every person on the go, email. But the smartphone actually didn’t reach large public sales till the 1996 release of the Nokia Communicator line of phones. Seen as a take-with-you-anywhere device within the enterprise segment, this communications tool did not become popular until the larger expansion of Microsoft Exchange and Activesync products.
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October 28th, 2009
By Birge Basik
While there are upwards of 30 windows mobile 6.5 phones launching by the end of this year, 7 of them are already on the market or imminent to come. We’ve prepared an extensive list of those new Windows Phones for you. Read the rest of this entry »
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