AOL tests search-enhanced Webmail

AOL tests search-enhanced Webmail

AOL is now publicly testing an enhanced Webmail service for its subscribers and instant messaging users.

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Microsoft: Exchange 2007 tuned for mobile workforce

Microsoft showed off new mobility features on Monday that will be available in Exchange Server 2007, the next version of the company's e-mail and messaging software.

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Worm Attacks Yahoo E-Mail

A mass-mail worm that exploits a vulnerability in Yahoo's Web-based e-mail is making the rounds but the impact appears to be low, security vendor Symantec said today.

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MessageLabs Offers IM Security Software

MessageLabs launched today encrypted IM software, designed for companies that use consumer IM clients for collaboration and document sharing.

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eBay to Detail Skype Plans On Tuesday

Online marketplace eBay Inc. is set to detail on Tuesday how it plans to combine its Skype Web telephone-call service into its core U.S. auction business, executives said on Sunday.

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Japanese watches to carry mobile phone messages

Data-flashing mobile telephones may have lessened the need to wear watches, but a Japanese firm is hitting back, creating a wristwatch for the technophile on the move.

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AOL extends AIM developer program

AOL is broadening the operating system support of its developer tools beyond Windows with the addition of Mac OS X and Linux. AOL is also adding support for the Java programming language and the Pocket PC mobile platform, and is offering new tools for computer-to-computer communication, IM robots and detecting users’ geographical location.

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Nokia makes the mobile 'a full member of the internet'

Nokia may be the most unlikely convert to the open internet model, but it is becoming one of the most enthusiastic.

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