Filed under: Weekend Review

Whether you’re looking for a beta invitation cipher to a hot new service, tips on making the most of your mail service, or a Valentine’s day present for that special someone in your life, we’ve got you covered. Here are some of our favorite Download Squad articles from the week that was.

Invites for Digsby and SugarSync

This week we looked at two new services in private beta. Digsby is desktop application that lets you manage multiple mail, IM, and social networking accounts. It’s sort of like Pidgin plus an newsletter notifier and a desktop client for Facebook and MySpace. And we’ve got 5,000 invites to give away.

We plus have about 500 invites for SugarSync, another new desktop/web service. SugarSync lets users synchronize files within their computer,

mobile device, and a web server. Just add contact/calendar sync and we’d be in heaven.

Email user interface advancement - Emailers Anonymous

Google made a lot of waves when it launched an mail service a few years ago. The concept of a web mail explanation that measured storage in gigabytes rather than megabytes was pretty revolutionary at the instance. But huge amounts of storage aren’t the only thing that set Gmail apart. In that week’s edition of Emailers Anonymous we take a look at threaded messaging and how it changes the way we think of mail.

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