Top 100 Best Email News, Reviews and Resources

• 4 ways to avoid being a victim of Russian cyberwarfare - "Follow these four simple steps to outflank Putin’s digital foot soldiers."
• 10 Best (Free) Email Service Providers for Your Business - Envato Tuts+.
• 11 Email Security Gateways - "Discover the top 11 best Email Security Gateway platforms. Examine their features such as phishing protection, reporting and admin controls."
• 11 of the Best Free Email Service Providers for 2019 - TechNorms.
• 14 Years Ago, Steve Jobs Sent The Most Important Email in the History of Business - "A simple, one-sentence email turned Apple into the most valuable business of all time."
• 51 Email Service Providers of Today to Save Your Lot of Time & Money - Hotmail Logins.
• Airmail for iOS is here: the email app that can do everything - The Verge.
• Airmail might be the perfect email app for your iPhone - engadget.
• An Old Scam With a New Twist - "If you have gotten a message from someone who claims to have dirt on you - and shows off, as proof, a password you’ve previously used - here’s what happened."
• Anti-spam techniques - Wikipedia.
• Apple Confirms New Warning Affecting Almost All iPhone Users - "Apple has already released the best iPhone of 2020, but now millions of iPhone owners - both old and new - need to be careful because the company has just confirmed a massive iOS security hole which impacts almost every iPhone on the planet."
• Apple iPhone at risk of hacking through email app - "A flaw in Apple's mobile operating system may have left millions of iPhone and iPad users vulnerable to hackers."
• Apple’s software update lets users create burner email addresses - here’s how to do it - "These burner emails are good for signing up in forms on the web that you might not want to share your main email address with."
• Are you short on personality? These email-writing apps can fix that - "Struggling to hit the right notes over email and chat? Perhaps you need the ‘sarcasm converter’."
• Astro email app now includes a built-in calendar - The Verge.
• BEC or Business Email Compromise hacking - "One of the most common types of cyber-attack, which the FBI says costs more than £6 billion a year - and experts say Nigeria is its epicentre."
• BEST EMAIL APP FOR IOS & ANDROID - "You’ve got mail."
• Best Email Security Software 2019 - "Find the best Email Security Software for your business. Compare product reviews and features to build your list."
• Check if your email has been compromised in a data breach - "Have I Been Pwned allows you to search across multiple data breaches to see if your email address has been compromised."
• Comparison of webmail providers - Wikipedia.
• Disposable email address - "also known as DEA or dark mail, refers to an approach which involves a unique email address being used for every contact, entity, or for a limited number of times or uses. The benefit is that if anyone compromises the address or utilizes it in connection with email abuse, the address owner can easily cancel (or "dispose" of) it without affecting any of their other contacts."
• EMAIL - Wikipedia.
• Email Attack Hits Google: What to Do if You Clicked - The New York Times.
• Email encryption - Wikipedia.
• Email Is Slow & Creates Distance. That’s Why It’s Great - The New York Times.
• Emoji - ideograms or smileys used in Japanese electronic messages and webpages, whose use is spreading outside Japan.
• Forward this or you’ll die in seven days: On the persistence of chain letters - "They’ve been around forever, and we’ll never get rid of them."
• Gmail app takes calls now, too, because Google wants it to do everything - "Google has turned its email app into a communication suite."
• Gmail continues to define email 15 years on - "The service celebrates its 15th birthday a day before it kills off Inbox."
• Gmail finally works with the iPad’s split-view multitasking - "The feature is available immediately to all users."
• Gmail now allows you to share files from Adobe Creative Cloud - "With a few important caveats."
• Gmail Now Has More Than 1B Monthly Active Users - TechCrunch.
• Gmail now supports multiple signatures - "You don't have to share the same signature with everyone."
• Gmail on iPhone should now finally be a lot easier - "New updates and features arrive for Google Meet and Gmail on iPhone."
• Gmail’s auto-reply is perfect for the lazy emailer - Google’s mail app now offers a range of AI-generated responses.
• Guide: Extreme online security measures to protect your digital privacy - The Guardian.
• Here are the email apps iOS 14 now lets you set as default - "Including Outlook, Hey, and Spark."
• Hey email app open to all after Apple 'definitively' approves it - "Basecamp skirted Apple’s requirement that developers use in-app purchases."
• HEY IS A WILDLY OPINIONATED NEW EMAIL SERVICE FROM THE MAKERS OF BASECAMP - "Get less email, and respond to it faster - for a price."
• Hit delete, ditch reply-all & other ways to manage your work emails - "It’s easy to feel swamped, but how do you decide what to keep and what takes priority? And should you be checking out of hours?"
• How can I stop someone else from using my Gmail account? - The Guardian.
• How different cultures sign off emails - "Depending on where you live, the words you use to sign off your email could be just as important as the content."
• HOW EMAIL OPEN TRACKING QUIETLY TOOK OVER THE WEB - Wired.
• How private is your Gmail, and should you switch? - "You might be surprised how much Google’s email service - and others - know about you. Here’s how to set some boundaries."
• How smart are Gmail’s ‘smart replies’? - "When Seamas O’Reilly responded to all his emails for a week using only Smart Reply, our columnist’s messages suddenly became spookily jaunty. Did his friends spot the difference?"
• How 'smart' email could change the way we talk - "Smart email systems that use artificial intelligence to predict what will type next can make it quicker to write messages to our friends, colleagues and family, but do we risk losing something in the process? Start typing a reply in Google’s Gmail and it might feel like it is reading your mind. Tap out the letters "tha" and up pops the rest of a sentence in greyed out letters. Press tab and your sentence completes itself."
• How to change your Gmail name - "There are many reasons why you may want to change your name in Gmail. Some people made their first Gmail account in middle school and no longer wish to be identified with the embarrassing username they signed up with. Some people wish to change their last name after they marry. We have developed a short and easy guide for those of you who wish to change your username in Gmail."
• How to cope with email overload - "Andrew Crosby has 7,000 emails in his inbox. To some that might not sound like many, but he's only been at Relax Gaming for a year, so there's not been much time for the inbox to get out of control."
• How to Cut Down on Unwanted Junk Mail - The New York Times.
• How to declutter your inbox & unsubscribe from unwanted emails - "Free yourself from junk mail."
• How to enable & use Gmail’s AI-powered Smart Reply & Smart Compose tools - "Time-saving tools for writing on the go."
• How to Get Every Email Returned - "Or at least how to try."
• How to get rid of promotional emails using Gmail - "Unsubscribe from and trash all those unwanted messages."
• How to get rid of that irritating Meet tab in Gmail for Android & iOS - "Reclaim your email space."
• How to mass-delete all your emails on Gmail at once - "Knowing how to mass-delete all your emails in Gmail is a great way to keep your inbox tidy and easily readable. It also helps maximize your storage space by clearing out old emails, spam, and conversations you no longer need a record of. Here are the best ways to mass-delete your emails in Gmail to clean out your inbox."
• How to schedule an email in Gmail - "Send messages when you like with Gmail’s new built-in scheduling tool."
• How to see your mail before it arrives - "Set up the USPS’s Informed Delivery service to know what’s coming in the mailbox each day."
• How to send a confidential message on Gmail - "Set your messages to expire and prevent them from being shared. Compose a message. Tap the three vertical dots in the upper right corner of the app, then tap Confidential mode. As with a browser, you'll have the option to set how long the message should be viewable by recipients and whether it's protected by a passcode."
• How to set up & use email templates in Gmail - "So you don’t have to write the same email over and over again."
• How to set up a Slack account - The Verge.
• How to Set Up Gmail With Aliases & Import Other Inboxes - Wired.
• How to Stop Email Trackers on Your iPhone, iPad & Mac - "Stop emails from pixel-tracking your personal data."
• How to Stop Slack From taking over your life - "Slack is a useful tool - until its pings and notifications turn ever-present and irritating. Here’s how to take back control."
• How to stop Spectrum junk mail - "Opt out of spam calls and ad targeting while you’re at it."
• How to stop your emails from being tracked - "Pixel trackers can hide in your email images."
• How to tame your Gmail inbox with labels - "Help keep your email organized. Let’s face it - if you’re using your Gmail account for more than occasionally contacting friends and relatives, it’s likely that it’s spinning out of control. Between work-related emails, online events, invitations, advertising from your favorite retailers, and just plain spam, you’re going to find it difficult to keep track."
• How to Tell a Secret in the Digital Age - The New York Times.
• How to Write the Perfect Email, According to Experts - "Crafting a good email - setting the tone, making your point and coming across professional but not out of touch - is no easy feat."
• I just tried all of Gmail’s new features - here's the best & worst - "Gmail just rolled out a new look with many new features - and a new look. These are the features I liked and ones I found annoying."
• IFTTT - "Put the onternet to work for you." Web-based service which allows other services (e.g., Gmail, Google Reader, Instagram, Craigslist) to be programmed by means of simple conditional statements (called "recipes"). An example of such a program is one whose effect is to sent an e-mail message if the IFTTT user tweets a certain hashtag. Or, if the user's photo is tagged by someone on Facebook then that photo will be added to the user's cloud-based photo archive.
• Judging Others by Their Email Tics - The New York Times.
• Keep the Clowns Out of Email - "Also insider trading, sardines and long-termism."
• MailChimp - "Send Better Email." Online email marketing solution to manage contacts, send emails and track results. Offers plug-ins for other programs. Easily manage email campaigns. Get your free account today!
• Mailchimp Sends a Billion Emails a Day. That’s the Easy Part - Wired.
• Master Your Inbox With These 6 Gmail Tips From Google’s Own Productivity Expert - "For Gmail's 15th anniversary on Monday, Google announced some important updates to its email service, some of them long-desired features that can change how to visit your inbox."
• Microsoft has turned Outlook into a Progressive Web App (PWA) - "You can now install Outlook.com as an app. This allows any Outlook user to install the web app into Windows, macOS, Chrome OS, and other platforms that natively support PWAs. It’s a useful alternative to the cluttered Outlook Windows desktop app or the Windows Mail client that ships as part of Windows 10."
• Now Is a Good Time to Update Your Recovery Email Addresses - "You know those 'emergency' email addresses you can use to get into your email and other accounts in case you're locked out? Make sure they're up-to-date."
• On Vacation? Here’s How to SET AWAY MESSAGES ON YOUR PHONE - Wired.
• One ping after another: why everyone needs a notification detox - "They tell us when someone has called, texted and WhatsApped us - even to drink water and exercise. Is it time to turn them all off for good?"
• Ray Tomlinson, email inventor & selector of @ symbol, dies aged 74 - The Guardian.
• Restoring That Email You Just Deleted Accidentally - The New York Times.
• Signal, secure messaging app: a guide for beginners - Freedom of the Press Foundation.
• Slack is ruining my life and I love it - CNN Business.
• Slack Wants to Replace Email. Is That What We Want? - "As the office chat start-up prepares to go public, some of us are still figuring out how available we want to be - and whether it’s O.K. to ping the C.E.O."
• 'Spy pixels in emails have become endemic' - "The use of 'invisible' tracking tech in emails is now 'endemic', according to a messaging service that analysed its traffic at the BBC's request."
• Stop writing 'I hope you're well' in emails - here's what to say instead - The Telegraph.
• Switch From Your Internet Provider’s Email to Something Better - "When you signed up for internet access, you probably got an email address. That’s fine, but you can do better. Here’s how to move to a good one."
• Telegram’s Premium subscription is here & it costs $4.99 / month - "Introducing bigger uploads, faster downloads, and exclusive stickers."
• The Art of Emailing During the Coronavirus Pandemic - "When the pandemic hit this March, the normal rules about social interaction went out the window."
• The Art of the Out-of-Office Reply - The New York Times.
• The Emoji Mashup Bot Is Creating Fun, Weird, and Useful New Emoji. Meet the 18-Year-Old Developer Behind It - "An 18-year-old developer created the Emoji Mashup Bot, a Twitter account that combines different emoji at random with delightful results."
• The most annoying phrases in emails - "Why we all need to be a little more zen about grating corporate language."
• The single most valuable writing skill - "How mastering this will make your writing compelling and authoritative."
• The tyranny of messaging & notifications - The Verge.
• The Wired Guide to Your Personal Data (and Who Is Using It) - Wired.
• Unsubscribe: How to Kill Email Anxiety, Avoid Distractions, and Get Real Work Done - Amazon.com.
• Users flock to encrypted email service after Trump win - The Verge.
• Why am I so terrible at email? - engadget.
• Whoever Wins White House, This Year’s Big Loser Is Email - The New York Times.
• Why does everyone get so worked up over Gmail’s Smart Reply feature? - "So many hot takes about automated replies."
• Why email loses out to popular apps in China - "Email has never been huge in China, and it’s down to a combination of cultural factors and timing."
• Why emails always seem negative - "'Negative intensification bias' can leave us offended by an innocent work email - but there are ways to avoid it."
• Why I turned on iMessage "Encrypted chat is a moral imperative."
• Why You Suddenly Need To Delete Gmail On Your iPhone - "Gmail has already come under attack for its alarming privacy labels. But a new update from Apple, combined with a privacy backlash this month against 'creepy' mail tracking, should now be the final convincer for millions of users to delete their Gmail apps, ensuring that their data is not being secretly harvested."
• Why you're suddenly getting spammed with privacy emails - "This holiday season, inboxes have been filled not only with promotional emails but also dozens of privacy notes."
• Yes, there's an iPhone trick to ditch Apple's Mail & Safari apps - "Want to use Gmail, Google Chrome or a third-party email or web browser on your iPhone or iPad? We'll walk you through how to set those as the default."
• You Already Email Like a Robot - Why Not Automate It? - The New York Times.
• You can't kill email. It's just too intimate - Wired.
• YOU CAN SEND INVISIBLE MESSAGES WITH SUBTLE FONT TWEAKS - Wired.
• You Can't Go Back to 'Classic' Gmail. But You Can Get Close - Here's How - TIME Magazine.
• You won't believe what gets an email flagged at Goldman - CNBC.