Email

In an attempt to retain as many customers as it can, AT&T has sent out emails to customers reminding them that the Verizon iPhone won't be able to talk and browse at the same time.

A new study shows that teens prefer texting to all other forms of communication and nearly 80 percent of them have done it in the last week alone. Even young kids 6-10 are getting in on the action.

Global spam levels have dropped to their lowest levels since the McColo shutdown in 2008...and nobody really knows why.

A new research report claims that 7 trillion text messages will be sent from 4.8 billion phones.

The U.S. Sixth Circuit court of Appeals has ruled that the government needs a search warrant to search email - even if it's stored at an ISP.

Hackers that may or may not be from 4chan took down all Gawker Media sites over the weekend, publishing staff passwords and obtaining usernames, emails, and passwords for 1.5 million users registered on the Website network.

Oleg Nikolaenko will head to court in the near future for running malware that has been linked to extraordinary amounts of the world's spam.

Google has won a multi-million dollar deal to serve its suite of apps and email to the GSA, a federal agency that's 17,000 people strong. Microsoft is not happy about the deal.

AOL has acquired email prioritization app, Unblab. The acquisition was made public on Unblab's website.

An interview with George W. Bush and Mark Zuckerberg went on quite a few tangents, failing to focus on much, but establishing that the former president does enjoy the iPad.

A new study commissioned by Xobni finds that more than half of adult workers check their email while on holiday.

Google's CFO says that social networking is just "one chapter" of Google's plans, but an important one.

Facebook's traffic has grown by 55 percent since October 2009. We explore how the world has changed for the social network in 2010.

Paul Buchheit is leaving Facebook to join tech startup investor Y Combinator. He is the man who created FriendFeed, Gmail, AdSense, and Google's slogan "Don't be evil."

Gmail has garnered the reputation of being one of the most popular email providers. A report from the web analysis company, Compete, paints a very different picture.

Email purists are rejoicing over Google's decision to allow Gmail users to turn off Conversation View.

Sun's former CEO, Jonathan Schwartz, announced his resignation via Twitter.