Building Email Apps
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This document provides an overview of email, including its history, how it works, and advantages. It discusses how email originated in the 1960s-1970s as a way for employees to communicate within companies. The development of the internet in the 1990s made email popular for worldwide communication. The key advantages outlined are that email is easy and fast to use, allows interaction between programs, is available worldwide, and is inexpensive. It also notes that readers will learn how to create their own email account.
General Internet Services
How we use the internet in our daily lives, business uses (types of business communication), educational uses, personal use, etc.
Internet services
Electronic mail, commonly called email, allows for the digital exchange of messages between an author and recipients. Ray Tomlinson created the "@" symbol to separate the username from the host name. Email provides advantages for business communication like intra-company coordination at low cost and with speed. It reduces geographic barriers and allows users to efficiently forward information to groups. Other internet services discussed include websites, online forums, file transfer protocol, online chat, instant messaging, online stores, peer-to-peer networks, Skype, Facebook, and YouTube.
Sending the data already gathered from the client to the Server
as I believe that spending a lot of time at work is becoming a social problem , and people do not have time for family ,sport and other activities , I created “LOGGER” , it is a monitoring application for employees at work, it controls the time they spent on social media while they are at work , it is also an application that interfere with the user by sending alarm massages when it thinks it’s the need to and alarm the users to get back to work so they finish work early and go back to family/sports , social activities so there will be time for everything !
in this essay i will be talking about how to send the collected data from the monitored computer to the server .
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- 2. Email Bankruptcy “ I routinely declare email bankruptcy and simply delete my entire inbox.” - Michael Arrington, TechCrunch “ Wondering if I can get a Bear Sterns bailout for my email bankruptcy.” - willpate on Twitter “ (He) just declared email bankruptcy. I've read those declarations enough to know it means our email tools aren't usable.” - garrickvanburen on Twitter So, why is email still around despite all the challenges and criticism… ?
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