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A tabbed browser handles this pretty well. I would certainly not want a co-mingled stream of friends updates mixed with personal and business emails in one supe
by hop 16y ago
A tabbed browser handles this pretty well. I would certainly not want a co-mingled stream of friends updates mixed with personal and business emails in one super aggregator. Seems like they are huntinging for a solution to a non-problem.
I would love to see the end of text messages which cost $15/month ($180/year!) on AT&T - I try to email as much as possible, but its so convenient for everyone else.
- notauser 16y agoIt is a real problem you have if you are a TechCrunch columnist and: - Your work consists of tracking hints and leads sent to you via Facebook, Twitter etc. - You sign up for everything to try it out, leading to loads of mail. - You hand out business cards like confetti at events, leading to even more mail. On the other hand if you work as an office drone at Yet Another Firm, where the use of non-work email is frowned upon (let alone Facebook) then you probably have a different set of problems. I'd say that for a large chunk of the user base the issue is more like "which messages are worth delivering to my cell phone, so I know I should sneak off to the bathroom and read them now rather than waiting until my lunch break".