NetAddress has launched an upgrade of its Web-based email. It includes new features that let users send attachments, as well as an address book and a "save draft" function that lets users save what they're doing and come back to it later. Competition is stiff in the market, with companies such as Excite, Hotmail, RocketMail, MailCity, and Juno, among others.
Short Take: NetAddress launches Web-based email
NetAddress has launched an upgrade of its Web-based email. It includes new features that let users send attachments, as well as an address book and a "save draft" function that lets users save what they're doing and come back to it later. Competition is stiff in the market, with companies such as Excite, Hotmail, RocketMail, MailCity, and Juno, among others.
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