| Sunbelt Software Adds New Antispam Engine to Ninja Email Security
Sunbelt Software, a leading provider of Windows security software, today announced the addition of a new antispam filtering engine to Ninja Email Security, version 2.1 for Microsoft Exchange. The new engine, Sunbelt Advanced Spam Filter, delivers significant improvements to spam detection against the latest variants of new spam. This new engine is available at no charge to existing Ninja customers under their maintenance plans. .
Ron Kantowski shares some e-mails his spam filter missed
It was some time ago when I decided that I could not do my job properly without the Internets, as President Bush calls the information superhighway that his old rival Al Gore claims to have invented, along with nonaerosol hair spray. And Tipperware. It was Monday when I determined that I can take or leave office e-mail. Despite cranking my spam filter to 11, here's a sampling of the electronic correspondence that still managed to come crashing through like Mike Alstott on third-and-inches. I am not making this up: 11:18 p.m. | From: Jobseekerweekly.com Subject: Secrets to Phone Interview Success After reading the first four paragraphs, I couldn't make heads or tails out of this one. So I forwarded it to the Sun's Mike Trask, for the next time he writes that broadcast legend Vince Scully should be yanked for a pinch-hitter.
Microsoft Upgrades Hotmail Storage, Features
Microsoft this week began rolling out new features to users of its Windows Live Hotmail service, most notably adding increased mail storage of 5GB for free accounts and 10GB for paid subscribers. The company has also add "vacation replies" and the ability to turn off the Today screen. The updated Hotmail will reach users gradually over the coming weeks, Microsoft says. Other new features coming include better performance, increased mail retention, contacts de-duplication, mail forwarding for combining accounts, meeting requests, and better spam filtering. .
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