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But once Outlook's up, it's got a much better user experience, so far as I'm concerned. There's a long list of features that Gmail just can't match that come fr
by aston 19y ago
But once Outlook's up, it's got a much better user experience, so far as I'm concerned. There's a long list of features that Gmail just can't match that come from being a desktop app.
Hard drives transfer data faster than ISP's in the first place, and why have a hard drive if you're not going to use it?
- chaostheory 19y agobut do most people need those features? most of it is just bloat made for a marketing brochure in my opinion
- aston 19y agoSure. Here's one: I can drag and drop an attachment for an email right onto it. No can do in gmail.
- g00dn3ss 19y agoIf you actually look at how people use email you will find quite a bit of diversity. However, one of the common threads in email usage is task management. This highlights one of the biggest areas of deficiency in Gmail. Take the lack of calendar integration as one example.
- Goladus 19y agoIt's more of a long-tail effect. Outlook has a lot of features, and it's a bit bloaty in the sense that they could be better organized but having supported people using outlook for a couple of years I can say that people find the Way They Like To Do Things and it's not always the same as everyone else. People find the feature they like and use it. Delegate configurations are very common executives and their assistants. A friend of mine used the notes feature all the time.