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16 Comments

brad Said,
April 18th, 2008 @8:38 pm  

I have been using the Google Toolbar for a couple of weeks and love it. I have heard good things about Xobni and would like to try it so…
I want Xobni invite!

April 19th, 2008 @4:16 pm  

I want Xobni invite

April 19th, 2008 @4:18 pm  

I use the Linkedin toolbar. Used to use the skype one, but have been using it primarily with the Gmail web interface. But if Xobni ends up being as good as it looks, I might go back to Outlook. So… I want a Xobni invite!

jezray Said,
April 21st, 2008 @3:29 am  

I want Xobni invite!

mkolios Said,
April 21st, 2008 @6:42 am  

“I want Xobni invite.”

Using currently clearcontext, want to try out Xobni

Vikrant Said,
April 21st, 2008 @1:26 pm  

Invites sent to all who have requested till now. Only one invite left.

Thanks for commenting.

manju Said,
May 2nd, 2008 @10:59 pm  

I too need Xobni invite

Jeff Said,
June 22nd, 2008 @11:45 am  

Make it 13. I have to try most of these. I use Xobni, but find it much “cooler” than useful. I’m also a student of GTD and in searching for their plugin, I stumbled upon Outlook Trackit, a very simple enhancement to the built-in follow-up capabilities of Outlook 2007.

July 15th, 2008 @7:38 pm  

Another way to increase the value of MS Outlook is to access trough it to another platform like Google.

We just launched KiGoo, a free tool that allows Google users to fully manage (create, read, update and delete) their Calendar and Contacts from MS Outlook.

Also KiGoo manage the Free Busy information of your Gmail contacts for appointments if they shared their FB status.

Currently we support Windows XP and office 2007.

http://www.getkigoo.com

kameir Said,
October 19th, 2008 @4:35 am  

How about a FaceBook plugin that acts as middle man between LinkedIn and Outlook?

ChristineM Said,
November 6th, 2008 @11:46 am  

I’m also very interested in Xobni. I’m going to the web site now to see if it’s still invite-only, but figured I’d throw my hat in the ring here, too, in case it is.

Great list. :)

111JustinMN Said,
January 28th, 2009 @3:06 am  

Xobni now appears open to all.

Thanks for the list.

nomis Said,
April 11th, 2009 @4:11 pm  

Hey

Woah, a lot of different tools of which i have never heard anything before. they sound interesting, though. however I can’t agree with what you said about xobni. I used to work with it, but it made my computer slow down whenever I was searching for something, plus I don’t need this whole social network stuff. all I need is a simple tool to search my e-mails and I think I found a pretty good one. Have you heard of lookeen yet? You can download it on http://www.lookeen.com

Chad J Said,
April 15th, 2009 @12:36 pm  

Re: Jeff

I got Outlook Track-It a few days ago, to tried it. I definitely recommend. I love the followup email reminder. Thanks for that post!

Clive Wilson Said,
May 1st, 2009 @10:02 pm  

13. Definitely THE search tool for Outlook: Lookeen (you find it here: http://www.lookeen.net).

Conversation for selected mail on a click! Extact emails for selected items etc etc. but most important of all: DAMN FAST search over ALL your data stores!

Cheers

C.

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