If You have iPhone and are not able to add your gmail account or if authentication fails, then following condition applies: You have turned on two steps verification for gmail account then you need to authorize your iPhone device. When this is done a password DIFFERENT from your google account password is autogenerated by Google. [...]
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iPhone & Gmail account Leave a comment
It’s time to fight back.. Leave a comment
SPAM Mails – unsolicited emails are growing complex day by day, but never mind our intelligent community/companies on this earth (iPleed: save & make it green) have those digital arsenals to combat them… am posting today an another spam mail which failed to be detected by our content filter…every now and then i see there [...]
Spam and fraudulent message Leave a comment
My new email address Leave a comment
aah… today i don’t know after ages (probably…) ever since gmail launched..i created my email account in gmail domain.better late than never…
Gmail Colors and themes Leave a comment
What’s new in Gmail? Gmail has introduced new feature called Themes to spice up the inbox.Over 30 options to personalize the look and feel for Gmail account.
Outlook 2003 : View Message Source? Leave a comment
A feature that is missing in Outlook is the ability to view the source of the message (handy when you are in doubt if a message is genuine or if it’s just an other (uncaught) virus/spam message). You have the option to view the headers (Right click on the message > Options), but the message [...]
DSBL Listname server gone offline Leave a comment
Distributed Server Boycott ListThis list contains email servers which are non-secure and potentially servers with dumb and/or malicious users. Is no longer available..stop using DSBL. On May 2008, the DNS blacklist List.dsbl.org been shut down. It is therefore highly recommended not to use list.dsbl.org in any of your AntiSPAM systems. here is list of few [...]
imap vs pop Leave a comment
brief comparison of POP and IMAP technologies: Characteristics common to both POP and IMAP: -Both can support offline operation. -Mail is delivered to a shared, “always up” mail server. -New mail accessible from a variety of client platform types. -New mail accessible from anywhere in network. -Protocols are open; defined by Internet RFCs. -Freely available [...]