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A new app called Extra is transforming the dreaded email inbox into a personalized command center that actually helps you stay on top of your life. Built by former Pinterest engineers, it ditches traditional folders for AI-powered daily briefs that feel refreshingly simple.
Your email is the skeleton key to your entire digital life, and criminals know it. Three simple security steps can protect everything you own online in less than 20 minutes.
The open-source platform Mastodon just launched a feature that lets creators send posts directly to email inboxes, no account required. It's a creative solution to help independent voices reach audiences without relying on Big Tech.
Two former Google security leaders just secured $36 million to fight the explosion of AI-powered email attacks that are fooling even the savviest internet users. Their startup uses AI agents that think like humans to catch sophisticated scams before they strike.
When Becca Valle tried to email her boss about taking a sick day, the incomprehensible message she typed turned out to be a life-saving warning sign. That frightened colleague who escalated the gibberish email helped get her to the ER in time to discover aggressive brain cancer.
A Lagos-based tech company is offering African businesses a way to send millions of emails without paying premium dollar prices or storing data overseas. SendBaba's homegrown platform includes AI tools that compete directly with industry leaders like Mailchimp and SendGrid.
Emmy-nominated comedy writer Bess Kalb perfectly captured the chaos of modern school communications in a hilarious fake email that went viral. Her satire about color-coded pajamas and mid-morning parent events spoke to exhausted parents everywhere.
A 15-year-old in New Delhi created an app that photographs potholes, grades their severity, and automatically emails local officials with AI-drafted letters. After his parents crashed their motorcycle on a pothole, Parth built Project Sadak to give citizens a simple way to demand safer roads.
A Harvard student built a browser tool that intentionally adds typos and casual language to overly polished emails. The "anti-Grammarly" extension fights AI-generated perfection by making messages sound like real people wrote them.
Amazon's AI assistant can now verify whether suspicious emails, texts, or calls actually came from the company, helping millions of shoppers avoid scams. The feature checks messages against Amazon's complete sending history to protect customers from impersonation fraud.
The four Artemis II astronauts are making history as they venture into deep space, but they're also dealing with everyday challenges like broken toilets and crashed email. Christina Koch became the first woman in deep space and earned the title "space plumber" after fixing their crucial bathroom.
When Apple dropped the price on its $3,300 display, customers who paid more got a surprise refund with no hoops to jump through. The tech giant's refreshingly direct approach shows how simple doing the right thing can be.
A free service called Podcast Magic lets you capture and save memorable podcast moments as text without opening any apps. It's changing how listeners remember and share their favorite audio discoveries.
Google just made encrypted email easier for millions of enterprise users by bringing end-to-end encryption to Gmail's mobile apps. Business users can now send ultra-secure emails right from their phones without juggling extra apps or complicated workarounds.
A reformed teenage hacker who went on to work on Israel's Iron Dome turned his cybersecurity expertise into a startup that just raised $28 million to protect people from AI-powered email scams. Ocean's technology is already scanning billions of emails monthly for major companies.
A federal judge ruled that an American citizen has the right to criticize government officials after ICE tried to prosecute him for a strongly worded email. The victory protects political speech even when it makes officials uncomfortable.
Google just made private emails easier for everyone by bringing end-to-end encryption directly into Gmail's mobile apps. No extra downloads, no complicated steps, just tap and send secure messages from your phone.
The biggest freight broker in North America now uses AI to answer customer emails in seconds instead of hours. Human workers can finally focus on building relationships instead of drowning in routine messages.
When Melbourne gave 70,000 trees email addresses to report problems, residents started writing them love letters instead. Over 10,000 heartfelt messages have been sent to the city's urban forest.
Six high school students from across India cold-emailed an MIT physics grad student for help. Now they're conducting particle physics research that could advance one of the world's largest neutrino experiments.
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