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Firts or all I like to thank to the ingenuity of Mr. Ray Tomlinson. The interaction between servers and compurers and the evolution that this has had is very important for our society today, and it allow us to communicate from anywhere in the world, and the use of this server as a useful tool in the daily life doesn´t have any restriction letting the use of this since big companies to personal files data.
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Associated Press Stylebook changes "e-mail" to "email".
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- Microsoft Outlook 2010 is released and includes Outlook Social Connector, ignore conversation and conversation clean up.
- Outlook mobile on Windows Phone 7 and Outlook for Mac 2011 are released.
- Fcebook announces plans to incorporate Microsoft Office Web Apps into it's messaging system.
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Outlook 2007 is released, with native support for RSS feeds and the ability to receive text messages. Social Networking site Facebook opens to general public.
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The Federal Trade Commission codifies email spam laws.
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Microsoft Outlook 2003 includes junk mail and anti-phishing fliters and the ability to receive mail from multiple accounts.
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Microsoft introduced Entourage mail for Mac
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Microsoft Office 2000 includes the ability to customize and incorporate personal, corporate and Web-based information in one place..
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Microsoft Outlook 97 is released, offering a central hub that includes email, sheduling, contact mangement, task management and a journal module.
Yahoo introduces Yahoo! Mail -
Sabeer Bathia and Jack Smith launch "HoTMailL" one of the first free Web-based email services
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AOL and Delphi connect thier propietary email systems to the internet
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- Email spam begins
- Microsoft Outlook for MS-DOS is released
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HTML is introduced, allowing for rich formatting whitin messages
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CompuServe offers Internet connectivity and email service to it's suscribers
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The first commercial email product, Microsoft Mail is released for the Mac.
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- First known use of the word "email"
- Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is introduced
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A standard format (RFC 733) is proposed to enable sending email across the internet
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It was created in 1971 by Ray Tomlinson. At that time there was already a messaging system on each computer (which was shared by several users), but not one that allowed to send messages to another computer in a network.
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Created by Ray Tomlinson.
At that time there was already a messaging system on each computer, but not one that allowed to send messages to another computer in a network. Tomlinson chose the at sign (@) as a divider between the user and the computer on which the mailbox is housed. The first message was sent from one computer to another -
Email is a network service to allow users to send and receive messages. Along with the messages, files can also be sent as attachments.
Its name comes from the analogy with ordinary mail by the use of intermediate "mailboxes" (servers) where messages are sent and received. -
A standard format (RFC 733) is proposed to enable sending emails across the internet.
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Email is a network service to allow users to send and receive messages. Along with the messages, files can also be sent as attachments.
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