Free webmail is nothing new. But the field is pretty much dominated by big names like Google, AOL, Microsoft, and Yahoo! Zenbe is a startup that hopes there's room for one more. And the company's webmail client makes a pretty strong case that there should be.
Zenbe is a free email service that gives users 4GB of storage for emails and attachments. But that's just the start. The service features an attractive interface that combines some of the best aspects of Gmail and Outlook. For example, you can star messages and add tags like you do with Gmail. But you also ahve access to an integrated calendar and task manager like you get with Outlook.
There are also a few featues you won't find in other services, like the ability to star messages with different colors, or create ZenPages that let you organize messages, appointment, attachments, and other information on a single web page which you can share with other users.
Zenbe is currently in private beta, but you can request an invitation from the company's home page.
Update: We've got invites for the first 100 people who sign up through this link.
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5-09-2008 @ 10:03AM
iroast said...
Invitation from the link above no longer available...I was really looking forward to trying Zenbe out!
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5-09-2008 @ 10:34AM
earthpilot said...
I just tried the link too and it said it was no longer available.
I wanted to check it out too.
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5-10-2008 @ 2:53PM
SushiPillow said...
Google takeover in 5...4...3...2...
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5-11-2008 @ 9:12AM
Kevin said...
"my email address is blahblah@zenbe.com"
"send bee?"
"no zenbe, z-e-n"
"okay hang on, c-e-m"
I hope they have different domain choices available. It looks promising enough to consider.
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5-11-2008 @ 4:35PM
Vishal said...
tadbit has got invites check them out at :
http://www.tadbit.com/2008/05/11/zenbecom-enlighten-your-email-ohh-yea-invites/
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6-19-2008 @ 6:34AM
Srikrishna Narasimhan said...
srikrishna@zenbe.com ...as I saw previously as one comment, its pretty difficult to spell it over the phone. I used gmx.com pretty much the same and works well to..mainly easy to explain ;)
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