Most emails clients, even new-gen, don’t fully consider how the brain processes info in real world. They just improve the original approach.

@ron_miller I am absolutely certain email clients can handle the increasing load in a more efficient and pleasing way.

@ron_miller I don’t know any corporate professional in IT or other industries that above a certain level receives less than 150 emails / day

@ron_miller I am not sure about this. Even if you don’t use email for task/project mgmt, your workload is still 10x and that must be fixed.

@ron_miller As I always say, one day I’ll retire and build this email client I kept talking for years, with the features nobody is building.

Problem with email is that # of messages / amount of info increased exponentially in last 10y but UI didn’t scale according /cc @ron_miller

IBM The Latest To Try To Fix Email by @ron_miller: http://t.co/e2rvhvEJVL > Interesting. I’d love to try it. Skeptical it does what’s needed

@rnelson0 To solve your problem (and increase happiness level) try @AirFileApp – It sends files stored across clouds as email attachments 🙂

Now imagine if @google would allow people to send notes and files to Drive through inbound email + tagging, like Evernote does.

I started a blog to aggregate, search, and store all thoughts I share over multiple social networks. Ironically enough, search doesn’t work.