Why is email so hard to get?
Is it really so hard and difficult to get an email account? No. But getting a good username on popular email services may prove to be tough. This post will simplify the process for you. [more...]
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Is it really so hard and difficult to get an email account? No. But getting a good username on popular email services may prove to be tough. This post will simplify the process for you. [more...]
15 interesting facts every email user should know. Which was the oldest email service? How did the @ symbol come into use in email? Is your email address truly yours? And many more. [more...]
Simple instructions on how to get a URL (domain name) for yourself and how to set up email on it. [more...]
Think someone stole your email address? Read more to know about possible solutions and what you can salvage. [more...]
A simple way to mark email messages as priority on the AOL service. This is quick workaround will help you grab the attention of the recipient. [more...]
Easy instructions on how to send an email message with heart symbols. Also listed are various types of heart symbols that you can copy-paste into an email message. [more...]
Cannot find your email? here is what you need to do to get back your account and the messages. [more...]
Understand the difference between Outlook and Hotmail - they are not the same. Outlook is a program while Hotmail (now called Outlook.com) is an online service. [more...]
What are the several advantages of having an email address with your own name? In addition to serving as a vanity plate, it makes it easy for people to remember it. [more...]
Quickly learn how to make an email of your name - one which others can quickly identify you with. You can either do this on free email services on purchase your own domain name and set up an account on it. [more...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
The popular Sudoku involves no mathematics at all. Instead of numbers, shapes, alphabet, colors, symbols etc. can be used. That's the beauty and simplicity of the puzzle! By the way, only 5,472,730,538 Sudoku are solvable. That's a big enough number in itself! Contrary to popular belief stemming probably from it's Japanese sounding name, Sudoku did not originate in Japan! It was created by an American Architect, Howard Garns, who called it Number Place - the Japanese still call it that. On a related note, the credit for popularising Sudoku goes to Wayne Gould, a Hong Kong judge. He spent several years in developing a computer program that would automatically generate these puzzles. Gould also convinced The Times in Britain to publish them. From there, Sudoku quickly reached US shores and spread around the world. [more...]
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