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Tech Tip: Tool Up and Regain Control of your Gmail Inbox

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On December 16, 2010, 5:02 AM

How many times have you set out to get your inbox organized only to postpone it a few minutes later out of boredom or sheer laziness? Well, if you are a Gmail user in need of some help to tackle email overload and cut down the time required to keep things organized there are a bunch of services that may be right up your alley.


Today we'll cover four useful tools that are available free of charge and won't take more than a few minutes to setup. Read on to find more about Google’s own Priority Inbox feature, OtherInbox’s Organizer, AwayFind, and a clever extension called 0Boxer that turns the tedious task of dealing with your inbox into a rewards-driven game.

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User Comments: 5

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  1. Maybe, No, Maybe not, NOT.

    I wont have any third party software messing with my information thank you.

  2. I like your thinking....Third party software running around with my important information....I think NOT, good Sir.

  3. So, what is the developer's response to concerns about security? What exactly happens to our emails (how/where routed and processed) and what is done to prevent the provider from accessing personal private information? What is your obligation and capability for notifying users when there is a PPI breach?

  4. It's just safer and easier if i take a few minutes to do it myself.

  5. Hotmail has provided several tools to get control of the inbox. And it works! Why can't google do this?

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