Today Mozilla announced the launch or the first released candidate of their long awaited Thunderbird 3. The list of changelog since the late release, beta 4, is very extensive and includes a lot of important fixes and improvements. On the core-level, Thunderbird 3 RC1 now uses Gecko 1.9.1.5.
Back in September I wrote a very positive review of Thunderbird 3 Beta 4. I was personally very impressed with Beta 4, and I’m sure RC1 won’t be a disappointment. Let the countdown to Thunderbird 3 stable begin.
Google recently unveiled two new updates. One update affects both Google Apps and Gmail while the other one affects only Google Apps. 
ZCS just released version 6.0.3. Contrary to normal minor releases like this, we strongly urge you to update to this release, as it includes a fix against the recently discovered 
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Before I dive into threadsy’s details, let’s first cover the basics. threadsy is a web-based communication aggregator. It allows you to aggregate your emails and social networks into one common bucket. The basic idea is that communication is all the same, it doesn’t matter if it’s an email, a Facebook message or a direct message on Twitter. threadsy allows you to communicate using all these different platforms seamlessly. At this point, treadsy supports, Email (AOL, Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo and normal IMAP), Facebook and Twitter. threadsy is still in private beta, but we’re giving away 20 invites! 
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