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Ray Tomlinson the title of email’s inventor. He come up with the idea while working for ARPANET. The government funded the research project.
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Queen Elizabeth II was the first head-of-state to use email.
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Gary Thurek earned the title “father of spam” after sending an unsolicited email marketing message to hundreds of ARPANET users.
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Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) standardized the way mail servers send and receive messages.
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Towards the end of the decade, Microsoft released its first commercially available email product, MSMail.
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In the ‘90sElwood Edwards’ voice likely helped the masses get hooked on checking email.
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The history of email moved so quickly, it’s easy to forget that, for quite some time, you had to send and receive email on a specific software program.
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Early adopters of smartphones loved their BlackBerrys. The devices surged in popularity thanks in part to BlackBerry’s focus on mobile email. Released in 2002, the BlackBerry was the first device