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At 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in New York (7:30 a.m. PST), T-Mobile USA and Google ( NSDQ: GOOG) will hold a joint press conference to raise the curtain on their first Google Android device. Our own Joseph Weisenthal will be there in person to ask questions, take pictures and provide you with live coverage.

I'll also be watching from a Webcast to provide a summary of the news as it happens. In the meantime, I figured I would whet your appetite with some of the recent chatter on Android to get you prepared for the launch. Of course, the big thing everyone wants to know won't be answered tomorrow, but we'll be one step closer. That is: Will Android have as big of an impact on the mobile industry as the launch of Apple's ( NSDQ: AAPL) iPhone? Judging by these leaks developing so far, it's possible....

-- Free email access without a data plan: T-Mobile is considering including free e-mail access using Google's Gmail service with Android phones, meaning users won't have to have a data plan, Fortune reports. That compares to the $15 a month that Blackberry users currently pay. Of course, the service would be supported with advertising.

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Yahoo! announced Thursday the release of a beta version of Yahoo! Zimbra Desktop, which organizes Yahoo! Mail, AOL and Gmail in one place.

The company said the software is designed to provide access to a simple, centralized place to manage work, school and personal e-mail, even when not connected to the Internet.

USA Today said the program will be offered as a free service with Yahoo! Mail, which is used by more than 250 million people. It is "mashed up" to work with online applications.Zimbra, a 5-year-old Silicon Valley start-up, was purchased by Yahoo! for $350 million last year, the newspaper said.

In this section, we take a look at the Internet's best e-mail freeware applications. If you're in need of a new e-mail client, or want a utility to help combat spam, you'll likely find it in here. Many of these free e-mail software tools make excellent "add-ons" to existing applications, like Microsoft Outlook Express. The majority of these programs have small file sizes and can be downloaded within a few minutes on broadband connections.

Visit This Site: Free E-mail Programs

Launched to help protect innocent Internet users from unsolicited e-mail messages, this service provides a free, temporary e-mail address that expires within a 10 minute time period. If you're wary of disclosing your e-mail address to a site that requires a registration, why not use 10 Minute Mail instead? You'll be able to register with no questions asked, and (more importantly) you'll avoid being added to spam (junk mail) lists.Inbox.com - A great free e-mail service, providing a massive 5GB space, with Web mail, POP3 access, spam protection and a host of other useful features. Please note, however, that the 5GB offer is only valid for U.S., Canada and UK residents (2GB is allocated for other locations). Inbox.com also offers a free online calendar service and an online photo album, so you can share pictures with family and friends.

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A free web-based email service provided by Postmaster. Featuring multiple signature files, spam filtering, external email collection, advanced address book and more.

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