Send Emails Directly From Your Desktop ! [Tool]

Universal E-Mailer
Every second, about 1200 emails are sent to each other. And for many people it is very irritating every time logging in to the email provider`s site and is also time consuming. So, I along with Adi149 have made a solution for you ! We have made an application named Universal E-Mailer. Using this, you can directly send email from your desktop no need to open any url in browser. Send emails in just few clicks !

Note : You can trust this software, we won`t steal you account details, what would we do with all that ? Still if you have doubts then you can check virustotal reports here.

Features

• You can send emails to any email service
• Includes an auto update function, no need to check manually.
• You can attach files too !
• Faster than Any other email.
• A simple, clean User Interface.
• High Definition Icons.
• You can contact us directly for any requests
• 100% Virus Free.
• Compatible with Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10

What`s New ?

• We have now powered with CNet
• More stability is added
• Many bug fixes
• Lots of surprises !

How To Send Emails Using This Application ?

1. Download the setup package, links given below.
2. Run the setup and install it.
3. Now, double click on the desktop shortcut.
4. Click ‘yes’ in UAC prompt
5. Wait for it to load completely.
6. Now enter your login details, then Proceed.
7. Enter recipient`s email, subject and message then click send.
8. Your email is now sent !

Screenshots
Downloads (External Link) :

Note : You can send email from this application only if you have a Gmail account. That`s why it`s called “Universal Emailer For Every Gmailer”

For any queries, feedback or suggestions, Feel free to comment below  

Already in the works from quite some time, the founder of Orkut has launched a new social network called Hello. Developed as an app for both Android and iOS devices, the fresh social media site focuses on its user’s passions and content relevant to their interests. Currently, the app is available only in a select few countries and unavailable in India.
Orkut Buyukkokten had created Orkut.com more than 10 years ago and if you were lurking on the internet around the same time, it’s likely that you were active over there. The booming social network saw most users coming from Brazil and India, witnessing a successful run through the years until other social media giants came into the picture. Orkut.com closed down on September 30, 2014 and after an absence of almost two years, the founder has something new up his sleeve.
Hello’s website lists down several key features that helps users to curate the type of content they want on the network. Along with the regular bells and whistles of a social media site like a personalised timeline of content, picking relevant interests and direct messaging options, it tries to gamify your experience through leaderboards. Depending on the interests that you choose (they are calling it personas), the level of interaction your contributions generate will be awarded to boost you up as a persona leader. In the meanwhile, you’ll also be able to reach milestones and unlock rewards, but we are yet to determine how will these features work out. 
From a note on the website, Orkut said,”We meet a finite number of people in our lifetimes, and who we meet has a huge effect on our lives: how happy we are, how safe we feel, and whether we find love and companionship. We all want to be a part of a community. We all want to belong. We all want to be loved. Thats why the world needs hello. The world is a more beautiful place when we all can connect.”
It will be interesting to observe how it will manage to be heard in the deluge of the big players such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat etc. But we’ve already seen it happen when Facebook took the torch from Orkut in the past. For now, Hello is available in the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, UK, Ireland, France and Brazil. According to the website, the app should launch in India in the next few days. Although it would be too soon to comment, but the poor ratings on the Play Store can surely make one sceptical and on the other hand, it has a comparatively good rating on the iOS App Store. We can’t really claim anything until we’ve downloaded and used the app ourselves, so here’s where you can sign up for an invite.