Do You Want Google Plus Invite? Get It Here

Social Networking Sites have evolved to a great extent and are a good source of information which can help in personalising the web experience. With the recent spat between Facebook and Google it was quite evident that Google will have its own way and the Google+ indeed seems to be an apt answer to Facebook. Google started the project step by step with Google Wave, Google Buzz and now its in penultimate stage. If you want to find out more about Google+, here is a link to the demo: http://www.google.com/+/demo/

Google Plus, Google's latest attempt at a social networking service, has launched in similar invite-only form. But instead of getting on the list at an exclusive club, a Google Plus invite is more like an opportunity to sign up for a slightly unsavory psychological experiment. Plenty of people are begging for Google Plus invites on Twitter, but people on Twitter would beg for a bullet in the foot if the bullet was made by Google.

How To Get Email ID In Facebook

Facebook has released the new Facebook Messages. Facebook Messages allows us to use an email address which can communicate to other email providers, like Gmail, Yahoo, etc. Because, the old Facebook Messages can only be used internally with other Facebook users.

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Facebook E-mail Service Project

Back in February we wrote about Facebook’s secret Project Titan — a web-based email client that we hear is unofficially referred to internally as its “Gmail killer”. Now we’ve heard from sources that this is indeed what’s coming on Monday during Facebook’s special event, alongside personal @facebook.com email addresses for users.

According to their sources, this isn’t just a rehash of the existing Facebook messaging system with the ability to pull in outside messages and POP access; instead, it’s the first step in a far more comprehensive Gmail alternative. Tipped for eventual inclusion is some sort of weighting system – similar to Gmail’s Priority Inbox – that uses your Facebook friends information and your history of interactions to better filter out the messages it believes you’ll want to read first.

Jaamun.in – Email, Twitter, Orkut & Facebook from any mobile as SMS

Jaamun is a mobile email and social networking service that allows you to receive & send email from any mobile without GPRS. The service works across India and on all mobile networks. Jamun work on Any Mobile. Jaamun runs on SMS, which is available on all mobiles. GPRS is not at all needed.
Jaamun converts all your emails / social networking (twitter, orkut, facebook) messages into SMS and pushes it to your mobile in real time.

Jaamun is a plain no-nonsense email / social networking service. You get emails and social networking messages compressed to 480 characters and a range of tools to make your mobile email experience smooth & useful.It is made for those simple mobile phones which does not have GPRS capability to access email using SMS. Jaamun allows users to send and receive emails on ordinary phones without mobile internet services. Jaamun is a venture by IIT Delhi alumni.

Any IMAP/POP supporting email server can be configured via Jaamun. And you can sign up online or by sending an SMS with the email ID and password to 9773467755. Once you map the mail ID and Twitter handle to the mobile number, you are ready to receive, reply, forward and compose mails on your basic phone. For Facebook and Orkut, the integration is a little different — you will first have to sign up for Gmail updates for both these social networking sites.

As of today, when you sign up online at http://www.jaamun.in, you get a free trial plan of 50 messages for a month, and you can subscribe to the service after the trial period expires. Creating an account at Jamun will allow you to manage your email credentials, payment and renewal date. You can sign-up at Jamun website. You may also register via SMS, send CompleteEmailID EmailPassword to 9773467755. You don’t need to install any software for Jamun. All you need to do is register on the Jamun website.

9773467755 is the Jamun service number. All mails will be sent through this numbers. Also while replying to emails or composing new ones, you would have to send an SMS to this number. Since 9773467755 is a Mumbai number, you may be charged for a local SMS or outstation SMS depending on your location.
In case you wish to change your email password, you would have to update the same by logging into your Jaamun account. Alternatively, you can also send an SMS in the following format P to 9773467755.