Best Email Services

A few year back there was a very difficult task to find a free E-mail service that is somewhat different from others, all of the email service providers were providing us same services which were really very basic one as compared to those of today .How times change. These days you’ll see big contrasts.

The best of today’s services, Gmail, behaves more like a Windows application than like a Web mail service. What’s more, Gmail can be a huge time-saver. Instead of making you sift through your sent messages and your inbox to reconstruct an e-mail exchange, Gmail’s interface presents every message in a thread— the ones you wrote on a given topic as well as those you received—in a single stack.

Gmail permits you to export and import contacts, and it allows you to set the reply- to address to something other than your gmail.com address—features that most free Web mail providers don’t have. It also gives Best BET you POP3 access (so you can download through messages to a Windows mail program), another rarity. And Gmail’s 2.5GB of mail storage far out-strips other services’ limits. These items make Gmail a fine replacement for your ISP’s mail server: Use its Web interface when you’re on the road, and a desktop program at home.

The traditional, forms-based Web interface of Yahoo Mail is quick and easy to use, and the service provides 1GB of mail storage. Yahoo’s synchronization utility lets you sync your Yahoo Mail address book with Outlook, Outlook Express, or a Palm device. Beta of Yahoo Mail’s upcoming Ajax-based interface. This promising three-pane approach includes browser-like tabbed windows, an RSS reader, and the ability to search through attachments as well as through messages.

 

MSN Hotmail offers a respectable 250MB of storage to United States residents (others get 25MB). It has a Windows like look, but the tiny buttons make the interface awkward, and the address book is limited to 650 entries. Its successor, Microsoft’s Ajax-based Windows Live Mail (now in beta) is an Outlook-like application—or an Outlook Express–like one, ifyou select that view—offering drag-and-drop convenience.

 

One of the new email provider Goowy has come out with a brand  new idea of using flash based desktop like appearance to which they call Personal webtop whole of there interference is flashy and give a feel like a desktop but they are providing more features than any standalone email provider some of the key features of Goowy are :---

• IM with your buddies from aol, msn, yahoo and icq
  
• Upload, manage and share your files online (1GB FREE)
  
• Manage your email, contacts and calendar (2GB FREE)
  
• Organize your web data with a personalized start page
  
• Play games
  

 

  AIM Mail supplies 2GB of storage and integration with AOL Instant Messenger, so it can be good for IM addicts who want a generous Web mail account. But its large, animated ads are distracting—and screens can be slow to load.

Netscape Web-mail , with 250MB of storage, features large, easy-to-click buttons. On the downside, its address book lacks the capability to import contacts, and its help files aren’t searchable.

Provider of worlds most secure and fast web browsers are also claiming that Opera Web-mail to be I fast and convenient, and its competitive assortment of features and functionality will meet your basic e-mail needs with 3 MB of storage space ,Address book

E-mail account transfer for easy transfer of e-mail from an outside account into Opera Web Mail to receive and manage all your e-mail from one location.

Filtering Label e-mails Attachments with Send attachments of up to 2 MB.

All this and more, for free.

 

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