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Boxer App Has Some More Ideas About Fixing Mobile Email
Boxer, a new iPhone app for managing email, launches today, with some tweaks that may appeal to some — and to others may seem like just more email.
Does the iPad Merit Its Own Email App? Meet Birdseye.
Would email suck less if it were pretty, large-form and swipable?
Q&A With Mailbox CEO Gentry Underwood on the Launch of His Much-Hyped App
Mailbox wants to help triage email and eventually become “the port city of the mobile world,” says Gentry Underwood.
Just.me App Wants to Be a Switchboard Operator for All Your Messaging Needs
Do you use WhatsApp, Path, Instagram, Evernote, Facebook, Twitter and a billion more apps? Just.me thinks it could just be your one and only.
Twitter Acquires Social Summary Tool Summify
Twitter has acquired Summify, a small start-up that smartly aggregates links shared by users’ friends on social networks.
Xobni Promises New Set of Apps Will Be “Smartr”
Xobni is trading one slightly awkward but endearing brand for another — Smartr — as it prepares to launch its contact management tools as a set of apps made by itself and other companies.
Topify Shuts Down, the Latest to Blame Twitter Developer Relations
Topify, a free service that embedded richer information into Twitter email alerts, will shut down on August 5, its creator announced.
SendGrid CEO Isaac Saldana on Why Email Is Hardly Dead Yet (Video)
Of all the things pundits like to declare the death of, email is way up there. But the popularity of email delivery service SendGrid indicates that the medium isn’t dead yet.
Assistly Extends Customer Service to Facebook Walls
Assistly helps small businesses provide Web-based customer service and support with a platform that combines more traditional methods like email, chat and phone with Twitter and, as of today, Facebook.
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RIM Buys Contact Manager Gist
RIM has bought the contact management start-up Gist in a deal that was first reported by GigaOM late last year. The Seattle-based company raised approximately $11 million from investors including Foundry Group and Vulcan Capital. Through various Web plug-ins and mobile apps, Gist helps users generate a united living contact list from email, social networks and mobile phones. It’s one of those things that’s hard to describe but much loved by avid users.
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