How many email accounts do you have? Add your Facebook and MySpace account to it. How much time do you spend checking your different mailboxes?
I must say over time we add multiple email accounts and increase our pain to manage it. I have clear division that my close ones write me to my Gmail account. All my software development related mails to my Hotmail account. And rest of the mails to my Yahoo account. But sometime I do get mails which lands in wrong category and I miss to check the mail. Now, I am able to aggregate all my mails at one place using Fuser.com. Believe me it is a big relief for me.
Fuser.com enables Internet users to consolidate their email and social networking accounts into a single online inbox. By providing a secure central location for their Internet communications -- including Yahoo!, Gmail, Microsoft Exchange, MySpace, Facebook accounts and many more (almost 94% of all email service including the major ones and Facebook, Myspace and Twitter). Fuser helps Internet users simplify their digital communications and make the most of their online time. Fuser.com is a free service and besides an Internet connection, requires only a PC running Windows, Linux, OS X or any OS and any web browser of your choice.
The fuser interface is close to Outlook express and very easy to master. The left pane you have your mail services listed there. You can choose to see mail from all of those accounts, or just one or two, in the main, or central, pane of the app. In the top left pane there is a tab of Twitter as well. This becomes visible as soon as you add your Twitter account to Fuser.
Fuser has also included the threaded email message feature in the app. When you are checking the mails in universal inbox and want to check the threaded message of Gmail in it. Fuser opens new tab and voila! the threaded messages in available in this tab. Check this screencast to see this in action.
Fuser is also getting intutive as Xobni. It can track when and with what type of client you are most likely to receive email from your contacts, and when and how you are most likely to respond.
We tested it for almost two months and found it very time saving. The unique feature we liked is able to filter the messages. We must say its ideal service for all those who want to have email service like a feed reader where they can consolidate all emails at one place. However, if you want to post message to all your social networking sites like Twitter, MySpace, Facebook, Orkut, Linkedin, Plaxo etc. then I must say to give HelloTxt a try.
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