May 19, 2006 : Outblaze Unveils AJAX Webmail

📅 May 19, 2006 - Hosted email solutions provider Outblaze (outblaze.com) recently announced the release of its new AJAX-based webmail service, Outblaze AJAX Webmail.

The new service delivers a desktop-like email experience via the Web for ISPs, registrars, Web hosts, educational institutions and other tech-based companies. Because the AJAX technique delivers sophisticated user interaction directly from a server, the new webmail service can replicate a traditional software experience without the need for installation, upgrades or concerns about cross-platform programming. Like some recently-developed technology from Microsoft and Google, the Outblaze service features a drag-and-drop capability, a preview panel, message preloading and a highly intuitive navigation.

"The future is clear," says Yat Siu, founder and CEO of Outblaze. "Server-side software will increasingly replace client-side software. Outblaze has been building on-demand hosted services for many years, providing clients with the latest technology, ease of adoption and low entry costs."

Outblaze AJAX Webmail was demonstrated for the first time at the spring installation of North America's largest ISP conference, ISPCON 2006 and is immediately available for new and existing customers.

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