Zenbe launches web-based email client
Posted by Dennis Sellers 
Nov 19, 2008 at 2:00am
Zenbe has announced general availability of its web-based email client. Zenbe is designed to help users manage many aspects of their online world from a single service. For instance, it lets you manage email messages, files and attachments.
Users can import existing email accounts into a single inbox, then view email messages by conversation or by person, or by favorite people, in views reminiscent of social networks. The email client offers organizational and search features. Users can view all email file attachments in a single pane and filter by file type, enabling access to specific files.
Zenbe lets you preview attachments within your inbox without opening the associated application. With Zenbe, users organize email messages and attachments in a way that makes sense to them, rather than being tied to the linear organization of traditional email offerings, according to Alan Chung, CEO of Zenbe.
Zenbe also provides calendars and task lists, as well as the ZenPages offering, which provides people and businesses with an experience for sharing and collaborating. Zenbe integrates social media such as Twitter and Facebook, allowing users to manage those channels within their email environment. You can sign up for a free email account here.
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