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Yahoo May Dispose Of Zimbra

To most people and companies, a $350 million purchase would represent a huge, long-lasting commitment.  Yahoo, on the other hand, apparently wants out of its ownership of Zimbra after a period of two years.

Yahoo Unveils Zimbra Desktop

An email-related Yahoo product might be expected to affect no more than Yahoo Mail, Ymail, and RocketMail.  Somebody's been feeling energetic, though, as Yahoo Zimbra Desktop Beta will allow users to access even Gmail and AOL Mail while they're offline.

Rumor: Google's Gmail Getting New Features?

This is one of two Google rumors that surfaced over the weekend. The other one is here.

Yahoo And Zimbra, Still An Odd Deal

The $350 million cash price tag Yahoo will pay for email software firm Zimbra makes the mind reel. Especially since Yahoo just got finished with a major update for its Mail product.

Zimbra Acquired by Yahoo

Yahoo just acquired Zimbra for 350 million bucks, TechCrunch reports and Yahoo confirms. In Zimbra’s own, slightly cryptic words...

Yahoo Purchases Zimbra For $350 Million

Zimbra’s “About Us” page is pretty nice - there are concise statements regarding what the company does, who it works with, and how to contact it.  The page may need an overhaul, however, as it also offers an option to “View Google Map,” and word has it that Zimbra was just acquired by Yahoo.

Comcast Taps Zimbra, Plaxo For SmartZone

Comcast.net's online communications center called SmartZone will have applications provided by a number of companies for email, voicemail, and instant messaging.

Zimbra Poses Threat to Microsoft

Zimbra, a low-cost email program, might be more competition to Microsoft Exchange than the company had anticipated.

Ajax Applications Can Be Secure

Using the dynamic features of Ajax coding for a web-based application can also be a secure experience for users.

AJAX Enthusiasts Unite

Proponents of Asynchronous JavaScript and XML-style development have formed a group to advance their goals. The OpenAJAX Alliance attracted some influential individuals and corporations, including IBM and Zimbra.