Microsoft Outlook is one of the oldest email applications around. In fact, Adam Smith was only 12 when Microsoft first introduced it. Now, at 23, Smith is introducing an email application that is set to revolutionize Microsoft’s personal information manager. Named Xobni (which is, obviously, “inbox” spelled backwards), the new email application that was developed by Smith promises two things: to make your Outlook searches faster and to make your email experience better.
Providing instant search results
The best thing about Xobni is that it is free for all. In fact, you can actually download the Xobni email application from the Xobni website (www.xobni.com) if you want to spruce up your Microsoft Outlook account. After it is downloaded from the website and installed in the computer, Xobni will automatically index all the emails found in your Microsoft Outlook account. This system allows you to easily search for the email addresses and phone numbers of the people in your contact list. You just have to type in the appropriate keywords and the corresponding information will be presented to you in a matter of seconds.
Linking social networking websites
Another impressive feature of Xobni is that it links your Microsoft Outlook account with your accounts in social networking websites. As a matter of fact, Xobni allows you to view your contacts’ status updates in Facebook and their profile photos in LinkedIn. If the people on your contact list are also Skype users, you may also give them a call by simply clicking on their names.