Email Etiquettes

‘Netiquettes’ is the name given to the email etiquettes by the cyber gurus, which means the etiquettes of communication via Internet. Although netiquettes concerns all the various customs and conventions we follow when writing and sending messages through Internet, but in this article we will particularly discuss the emailing etiquettes of both the current employees and the job seekers.

People normally adopt email etiquettes by observing what others do, and gradually incorporate their actions into our own communications. We expect that after reading this article you would be able to develop your own style of writing an effective email.

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"‘Netiquettes’ is the name given to the email etiquettes by the cyber gurus, which means the etiquettes of communication via Internet. Although netiquettes concerns all the various customs and conventions we follow when writing and sending messages through Internet, but in this article we will particularly discuss the emailing etiquettes of both the current employees and the job seekers. People normally adopt email etiquettes by observing what others do, and gradually incorporate their actions into our own communications. We expect that after reading this article you would be able to develop your own style of writing an effective email."
- Email Etiquettes – An Important Aspect of Professional Communication | Rozee Weblog (view on Google Sidewiki)

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Microsoft Office Magic Code

MAGIC #1

An Indian discovered that nobody can create a FOLDER
anywhere on the computer which can be named as 'CON'.
This is something pretty cool...and unbelievable. ..
At Microsoft the whole Team, couldn't answer why this
happened!
TRY IT NOW ,IT WILL NOT CREATE ' CON ' FOLDER

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MAGIC #2

For those of you using Windows, do the following:

1.) Open an empty notepad file
2.) Type 'Bush hid the facts' (without the quotes)
3.) Save it as whatever you want.
4.) Close it, and re-open it.

is it just a really weird bug? Confused?

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This is something pretty cool and neat...and
unbelievable. .. At Microsoft the whole Team,
including Bill Gates, couldn't answer why this
happened!

It was discovered by a Brazilian. Try it out
yourself...

Open Microsoft Word and type

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And then press ENTER

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Google’s ‘Going Google’ Campaigns Carries On In Full Swing

In the month of August this year, Google had initiated an all new program, called Google, where in, Google had posted simple and gimmick free billboards in major U.S cities, such as, Boston, Chicago, New York, and San Francisco in an effort to convince more and more business to adopt Google Apps.

However, now Google has announced that, its Going Google campaign will now be reaching global levels, as the Google management has decided to expand the project to the United Kingdom, France, Canada, Japan, Australia and Singapore, where Google advertisements will be visible on billboards at just about every major traffic route.

According to Eric Schmidt (CEO, Google),

"Even with our enterprise business, which we've been working hard on for some time, not only is our business accelerating, but I actually personally spoke to a number of our customers, for example, Motorola, Genentech, and Johnson Diversity, getting feedback very strong, They need more of this product and they need us to address product shortcomings, and I think the products will do very, very well."

The all new global campaign will not only be limited to billboard advertisements, but will also include online advertisements as well advertisements in the print media.

According to Nikesh Arora (Sales Executive, Google),

"We are also seeing lots of traction among small and medium-sized businesses, which continue to increase at a fast pace."

Motorola Droid Hands On !

We absolutely nailed this puppy to the wall over and over and over again, so it's only fitting we'd be doing the first actual unveiling, right? We're not going to get too in-depth though, that will come at a later time. Here are some brief thoughts before the photos:

• It's running Android 2.0. Duh.
• It's thin. Just slightly thicker than an iPhone 3GS and the thinnest QWERTY-slider we've ever seen.
• It is the fastest Android device we've ever used. (It's running a TI OMAP3430 processor)
• The feel of the device is very reminiscent of the OQO 02 model computer. Just smaller. It's metal with a non-spring-assisted slide, very sturdy, and half soft-touch plastic.
• Awesome capacitive display. Plus it's huge. Easily the best screen we've ever seen on an Android handset, and an amazing screen overall.
• The QWERTY keyboard is actually pretty usable and has a soft-touch rubberized finish. We've been told the keyboard design isn't final on this unit, thus the two no-shows.
• Have we mentioned this phone flies? It's the Android device to beat, and easily the most impressive. From what we've been told, Google had a direct hand in the Motorola Droid. Something to the point of almost dictating every move Motorola made when designing and making the phone. Interesting, huh?
• There's a desktop cradle/charger that will ship with the Motorola Droid that we've been playing around with. It turns your Droid into a "multimedia station" and displays local weather, the time, etc.
• No one wants to listen, but it makes the CLIQ looks like a child's toy (partly because it is, and partly because the Droid, even in its non-final form, is the most impressive phone we've used since the iPhone. It's positively amazing).

Ok, enough of that — enjoy the photos! We'll put together a nice little review soon.

AT&T Now Selling HTC Tilt2 For $299.99

Businessmen and women have been able to get their hands on it for the past 10 days, but starting today AT&T will sell the HTC Tilt2 to us regular folk. The second Windows Phone Windows Mobile 6.5 handset to be offered by AT&T after the Pure, the Tilt2 is available for $299.99 on a 2-year contract after a $50 mail-in rebate or $499.99 contract free. But we have to ask for the sake of stirring up a little Sunday discussion: Considering the fact that all four carriers in the US offer up the Tilt2 in one form or another, why pick AT&T over Sprint, T-Mobile or Verizon?

Thanks, Alexander!