Another great tool for improving email – this time, Outlook

November 19, 2008 By 2 Comments

I’ve already shown how to improve your email experiences with the Remember The Milk gadget for Googlemail, and OtherInbox for filtering signups and other email detritus. But, like many people, I’m tied to Outlook for my main corporate email – but there’s an easy way to improve it with Xobni, that just got even better.

It’s an add-in for Outlook which search funtions, email anlytics and more, including a useful list of which documents have been sent to other people in email conversations. Plus it also already featured integration with LinkedIn for more details about who is emailing you.

Now the latest release includes integration with Yahoo Mail!, Facebook, Hoovers and enhanced Skype functionality.

If you’re using Outlook, Xobni is highly recommended.

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  • Tim

    Oi

    I put you onto xobni too!

    I think you should rename this blog “things my mate Tim showed me that prove useful”

    I can check if the domain is free if you want! :)

    and No i havent sorted my blog yet mainly because i spend too much time doing other stuff which is why i find tools like xobni or Gmail Redesigned or JingProject and why i comment from hard use of them.

    still loving jumpchart and zoho – both of which also pulled me in quickly to paid status through the freemium model so it shows theres money as well as social respect if your tools does what it does well and that is useful for a group of people with that need.

    and now i am sounding too much like Cushman so i am off to cook tea :P

  • Tim

    Oi

    I put you onto xobni too!

    I think you should rename this blog “things my mate Tim showed me that prove useful”

    I can check if the domain is free if you want! :)

    and No i havent sorted my blog yet mainly because i spend too much time doing other stuff which is why i find tools like xobni or Gmail Redesigned or JingProject and why i comment from hard use of them.

    still loving jumpchart and zoho – both of which also pulled me in quickly to paid status through the freemium model so it shows theres money as well as social respect if your tools does what it does well and that is useful for a group of people with that need.

    and now i am sounding too much like Cushman so i am off to cook tea :P