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• Hacked Climate Change E-mails Highlight Security Concerns In the heat of the climate change debate sparked by hacked e-mail messages, there has been little discussion of how the e-mails were leaked. In a connected world, security and privacy are both more important, and harder to come by.
• Fake Payment Request Attack Ramps Up More than a million trojan-laden spam attacks are masquerading as a payment confirmation request.
• How to Choose a Hosted E-mail Solution Both Google and Microsoft offer compelling hosted e-mail solutions, but they both have advantages and drawbacks. Here's how to decide which one is right for your business.
• How to Buy a Cell Phone Need a new phone but dread making all those choices? Consumer Affairs Columnist Amber Bouman can help.
• Feds Can Search Your E-Mail Without Notice, Judge Rules Only the ISP must be served with a search warrant to let law enforcement search your virtual mailbox, a federal judge says.
• Avoid Death by E-mail Do you love your e-mail? Come on, it's just the two of us. Do you really?
• Xobni Plus Beefs Up the Outlook Add-In With Better Searching, New Features Cut through e-mail clutter in Outlook with useful add-in Xobni Plus.
• Connect to Customers With E-Mail Marketing The Emma e-mail service lets you send personalized messages to customers, automating bulk mailing while giving it a unique touch.
• Fix a Corrupt Outlook Profile Step one: don't panic! It's scary when Outlook won't run and gives you nothing but cryptic error messages, but there may be a fairly simple fix.
• Google Gets Postini Running, but Some Users Still Furious Google said it has fixed Postini problems that had caused e-mail delivery delays, but some users remain upset at the firm.
• Spam Dominates E-Mail Traffic Worldwide spam now accounts for 86% of all e-mail, Symantec reports.
• Google Offers Advice on Secure Passwords Some tips may be basic, but Google is offering plenty of advice on keeping your online accounts safe.
• Stolen Hotmail Passwords Show that Crooks like Webmail Tips for staying secure after hotmail (and possibly gmail and yahoo) accounts were publicly exposed.
• Easy Email Encryption Lite Lives up to Its Name Encrypt your e-mail messages with Easy Email Encryption Lite to keep your business from prying eyes.
• Beta Watch: Gist, TweetMixx, TwoFoods This month's betas: an e-mail analyzer, a tweet synthesizer, and a food-comparison engine.
• New Microsoft Antivirus Tool Arrives Today In the works for some time, Microsoft's free Security Essentials anti-malware software will be available for download today, the vendor confirmed.
• SenderOK Gets You On Top of Your Mound of E-mail Cut through your e-mail clutter with the SenderOK beta.
• Migrate Your Outlook Express Inbox Petrie asked the Answer Line forum how to move Outlook Express messages to a new PC
• Undisclosed Mail Michael Kobus asked how to send mail to undisclosed recipients
• Mailbag Assistant Sorts Your E-mail For You--Unless You Use Outlook Mailbag Assistant sifts through your e-mail and helps you archive it.
• Bank Sues Google for Gmail User's Identity After the bank accidentally sent confidential information on more than a thousand customers to the wrong Gmail address, it wants to know who reads that account.
• Mail Archive Tool Frees Server Space and Boosts Performance ArchiveOne Express offloads medium- and small-sized business' email, creating endless inbox space and making server hardware last longer.
• Send Large Files via Yahoo Mail Can't get by with Yahoo's 25MB attachment limit? Have no fear: a newly added Drop.io application effectively raises the limit to 100MB.
• iPhone MMS Shows Up Early AT&T is reportedly already deploying MMS to iPhone users who update their phone's software.
• Straight to the Spam Folder: Astonishing E-Mail Messages You'll Never Open Pickup lines, business opportunities, mysterious advice--they're all waiting patiently for you in your junk mail filter.