I haven't had a whole lot of time to sort out my bookmarks of late, but after a quick look through them this morning, here are a few that have caught my eye this month. 21 Most Visited Free Fonts 101 CSS Techniques 35 Portable Applications That Every Tech Needs 5000+ Resources To Do Just About Anything Online A List Apart Desktop Blogging Clients Gmail Tips and Tricks The Complete Web 2.0 Directory Top 10 Free Music Websites PNG Icons and Icon Packs Web 2.0 Badges Zamzar File Conversions Photoshop Brushes Web Design and Development Studio Web Developer's List Daily Colour Scheme Listamatic And that my friend, will do for now...

Once upon an eon ago, I used a webmail product called Hotmail. Truth be told, I think I still have an account or 50 in place, but none of them are ever used. I have also used Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird, a work-based Outlook Web Access [OWA] and numerous other email options. But one stands out head and shoulders above the rest in my opinion, the monster we all know as G-Mail [or GoogleMail for some]. For more information on why it is called G-Mail in some places and Googlemail in others, do a quick search on Google itself. And why do I choose G-Mail? Basically, it works. It rarely has any downtime, it is so easy to set up and use and it's quick, reliable and does everything I want. The fact it is web-based has obvious benefits in that it is accessible from any location with an Internet connection and it has all the functionality and features that I need. The 'but' though comes from my personal wish to set up an email account in my own fashion. Functionality is excellent and so is the ability to use it as your base email portal - by directing all other email accounts ...