Social Views of Email on the Desktop
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Incoming information via RSS feeds can be completely overwhelming. More people every day are using social networks and other forms of communication. Microsoft developers are working hard to make this much easier on all of us.
The team has come up with a tool that will automatically analyze your communication and organize it into groups. Depending on when and who you’re talking to, a different stream of information can be presented.
The goal of automatic group discovery is not only to detect the initial grouping, but also to discover slow changes to groups over time. This will keep you from having to manage everything manually.
There are also different ways to look at an incoming stream of information. You can choose from a condensed view for small screens, or a gorgeous immersive experience. You can zoom into additional pages to get to your older messages, or do a search by a timeline-based presentation.
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Social Views of Email on the Desktop | Chris Pirillo - ChrisZach.com
February 28th, 2009
at 3:59pm
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