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• E-Mail Etiquette: Tips for Home and Work Don't be someone who annoys friends and coworkers with inconsiderate e-mail habits.
• Microsoft's Bing Comes To Hotmail's Inbox Users can perform limited searches from inside Hotmail and add results to messages.
• BlackBerry Storm Touchscreen Underwhelms There's been widespread anticipation for RIM's new touchscreen BlackBerry cellphone, the Storm. However, Senior Editor Denny Arar calls the touchscreen "a failed experiment."
• 17 High-Risk Security Threats (And How to Fix Them) If you use a social network, a Web browser, a public computer, or a cell phone, beware: Your PC, your bank account, and your personal privacy are at risk. Here are 17 common threats, with fixes for each one.
• Bogus Greetings Spread Holiday Malware Last year's Storm tactic resurfaces in attacks from China, say researchers.
• Use Rules to Automatically Organize Email Sort incoming messages into folders to get a jump on organization and replies.
• Redmond Rolls Back Hotmail Facelift Users complain about new design; Microsoft restores 'classic' Hotmail scrolling.
• Top 10 Tech Embarrassments You'll Want to Avoid The technology-embarrassment stories you are about to read are true. Some names have been changed to protect the humiliated.
• Know When to Compress Email Attachments to Save Time Most often, email file compression isn't worth the effort. Decide when to take that step and when to avoid it.
• AOL Turns Bebo into One-Stop Inbox AOL's Bebo social network will now aggregate and update content from a variety of sources.
• Dr. Libshitz Can't Get an E-Mail Address If there's a subset of letters in your name that looks vulgar, you could be denied an e-mail address or a domain name. Just ask Dr. Herman Libshitz.
• Securely Access E-Mail In Various Clients SSL/TLS protects your e-mail connection even if your data is intercepted.
• Srizbi: Reanimating the Big Bad Botnet Criminals regain control after security firm stops pre-emptively registering routing domains.
• Spam Is Silenced, but Where Are the Feds? The U.S. Federal Trade Commission and FBI teamed with New Zealand police to shut down a vast international spam network known as HerbalKing.
• Send Large Files Right From Outlook Need to send an attachment that's too large for e-mail? No problem: Just use YouSendIt's Outlook plug-in.
• New Version of Office-in-a-Box Think of this as a phone system with extra stuff, rather than a file and print server with added phones.
• Celebrity Tech Gift Guide 2008 Racking your brain for the perfect gifts for the celebrities on your holiday shopping list? These unique tech products will make life bearable for in-the-spotlight types like Paris, Lindsay, TomKat, and Brangelina.
• OMG RU TXTING FRM OUTLK? 2COOL Send cheap text messages from Outlook and free ones from AIM
• Send and View Plain Email Fancy formatting can look ugly on certain clients or get trapped in spam filters.
• Use Email Lists to Reach Clients and Employees Set up a personal mailing list in Outlook, or create a list on a mail-server for group communication.
• Forward Mail to a New Employee Be sure messages sent to former workers get read by current staff.
• Microsoft Won't Budge on Hotmail Redesign Also tells users to switch to a desktop client or the mobile version if they can't access their accounts.
• Get More Work Done With Less E-mail Unclog your in-box and accomplish more than you thought possible.
• Messaging Aggregator Fuser is Growing Up The centralized messaging app now can aggregate email from 94 percent of all email clients, including all the majors.
• Election Deception: The Web's 12 Dirtiest Tricks If scammers have things their way--with the help of a dozen sneaky ploys--plenty of ballots will never make it to the boxes.