These days, many people and businesses tend to receive many email however many do not use dedicated tools to help separate genuine personalised emails to general and annoying emails. In this post, we have selected tools to enable people and businesses achieve a clean and sustainable inbox for their incoming emails. These tools may not be appropriate to all businesses, depending on the nature of the business, however it is worth a consideration for those businesses that feel inundated with tons of daily unwanted emails. "Unsubscribe from unwanted email subscriptions, discover new ones and organize them all in one place. " Unroll "Hide your address from spammers, companies, others." Sneakemail "Hosted security and archiving services" Google Postini "Remove all the spam (and other unwanted email)before it gets to your computer" MailWasher Not free, but good provider. SpamHero ...
It was announced today by Google that is protecting its Gmail users by providing enhanced encryption. Gmail will “always use an encrypted HTTPS connection” When a user connects to read its email, and subsequently transmits a new communication, it will now be always encrypted. This security layer also ensures that even when traffic at a point of delivery and processing stages as it travels between Google servers and data communication highways will have better security from any possible third party attempts to read confidential data. As a positive consequence is that general users even whilst at different locations checking their emails, will be better protected regardless of their type of connected network such as a public location. Thus leaving users without the need to worry about security settings or third party illegal attempts to intercept communications using technology such as public wifi. Feel free to add your comments to this post, thank you.
Graphic Design is highly in demand In a context where many people are more connected online, internet marketing is driving and increasing the market for quick and impact quality designs. This is where FotoJet fits very well, as a solution that anyone can use and get most from the designs, or create new ones regardless of any level of skill. The online solution offers many templates and many resources where some are part of its premium features. Whether its users need a quick poster design which is easily customizable or to use on social media imaging content, there is something for everyone to use, edit or develop. Fotojet can be described as a graphic design online solution that offers its users an easy approach to edit photos, including collage. Once a user logins, it can be seen three major tabs: Design, Edit and Collage. As expected the online software has tabs with many options including templates, text fonts, clip-art, stock images, effects or layouts...
In this post we have collected best freely available on the internet resources that allows users to either upload data or use data to create great infographics for visual data displays. Furthermore, the list also contains design resources to edit and produce visual appealing infographics. Many Eyes An experiment by IBM Research and the IBM Cognos software group Interactive Charts Google Public Data Resources Metrics Build Charts Data Visualizations on the Web Wordle is a toy for generating “word clouds” Visualize Open Data "Create and share visual ideas online" Interactive Infographics "Open Source vector graphics editor, similar to Illustrator, CorelDraw, or Xara X" Feel Free to add your comments to this post, thank you.