Inbox 2.0
Inbox 2.0 refers to a new generation of email clients that use data in email archives to infer people's profiles, behaviors, social graph, and importance.[1]
The term originally appeared in a New York Times article[2] and has since found wider usage on the Internet.
Yahoo and Google have both announced products with Inbox 2.0 features such as cached imaging and conversational email replies. A number of startups such as Xobni, Lookeen, and Xoopit are also competing in this space.[3]
The name is a reference to the Web 2.0 buzzword.
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