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Next Generation Mail Clients Reviewed

Posted by ryuzaki0 on from the kmail-rules dept.

kreide writes "E-mail is the 'killer app' of the Internet; an enormous number of messages are exchanged every day, and while web-based mail has become very popular in recent years, many people still prefer the added speed and flexibility of a mail client application. In this review I compare the next generation of the most popular e-mail clients, including Evolution, KMail, Opera and Mozilla, and their usability in dealing with large number of messages."

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  1. Re:Next killer app? by The+Angry+Mick · · Score: 5, Funny

    Some folks might think that receiving 100 spams a day is the "killer" part of the app.

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  2. Re:outlook 2k3 by Noryungi · · Score: 5, Funny

    it is pretty nice, why did it not get reviewed? Is this site biased or something?

    You must be new around here... ;-)

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  3. Re:And what's wrong with Outlook? by bogie · · Score: 5, Funny

    "This just smacks of zealotry."

    Zealotry : Mindlessly supporting a group, company, individual, product, or concept without regard for facts or opposing views.

    "With MS's recent drive for security, it's probably significantly more secure and robust too."

    Pot meet kettle.

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  4. Re:Killer app? by LordK2002 · · Score: 5, Funny

    Less need to lug your PC over to a friends' for a LAN party, and you mom can play solitaire with your aunt in another country

    Isn't the central idea of solitaire that it is played by oneself?


    K

  5. Re:hmmm by operagost · · Score: 5, Funny

    This, along with the PENIS ENLARGEMENT SPAM they used in the screenshots, makes for a very unprofessional review.

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