A number of folks are very excited about Xobni (that’s Inbox spelled backwards) the Outlook plug-in that promises to make handling your email a little easier. So for all of those who didn’t get into the closed beta, now’s your chance to experience this for yourself. Both The New York Times and VentureBeat are running articles on the release. You can download the public beta here.

It's OneNote Notebook day today on GottaBeMobile.com, or at least you might think with the other post form Rob this morning. :)

Email management has been something I've been working on for a few weeks.  One item that has helped me has been this OneNote notebook I found on the MSDN blogs network.

This book outlines a suggested way to help you manage your email, tasks and priorities in Outlook 2007. It happens to be the way that I manage my Outlook Inbox and my tasks in general. The course will take about 30 minutes to complete - including setting up Outlook for the appropriate setting. Hopefully you'll find it of some use.

Give it a try and see what you think...  I have been using most of this process for a while and it's really been helping!

The Outlook team continues to churn out some great tips, focusing some more time on the To-Do bar.

If you spend any time at all in Outlook, check out their latest tip. Who knows, you just might get a few things done in the process!

Those of us using 800 x 480 displays in a Ultra-Mobile PC long for ways to squeeze more out from  such a challenging space.

The Microsoft Outlook Team blog has a good tip: minimize the To-do and Navigation Pane. This is something I do quite frequently when using Outlook in my OQO Model 02 and Samsung Q1P.

We get a lot of questions about keeping Outlook data in sync between computers. Previously, those questions were always answered with "get a hosted Exchange account". Well, with the new version of Windows Live Hotmail comes a new sync option: Microsoft Office Outlook Connector