Earlier this week, it was reported that MySpace was soon to launch its own email system – MySpace Mail – that would allow users to create their own @myspace.com email address and use the social network as a webmail provider. That point is now, as MySpace has just started rolling out the beta for their MySpace Mail program. It will come in waves, with all users having access within the next few weeks. Here’s the big question, though: who’s going to switch to MySpace Mail? MySpace is hoping that the combination of a MySpace domain and its social networking features will lure some of its millions of users to take the plunge and create a MySpace Mail account. We’ve been given the core feature list, which MySpace describes as follows: 1. New Mail center provides a snapshot of all your mail activities including messages, sent messages, requests, and notifications 2. Send and receive messages from inside or outside the MySpace network 3. Unlimited file storage 4. One click to embed photos directly from your profile or desktop 5. Send and receive file attachments including music and video 6. Search within Mail using our Google Gears implementation 7. Check out friends’ activities in real time via the new Mail Activity Stream module 8. Address book that automatically saves your contacts Some of these features will interest MySpace users – one-click to embed photos, Google Gears integration, and the activity stream are all good social twists to MySpace email. Still, we ask the big question: who’s going to actually use one as opposed to their current Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, or other email account? Let us know in the comments.
Social Email Features
Friday, July 31, 2009
@MySpace.com Email Address
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