Flashmail
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| - | + | '''Flashmail''' is the main method of electronic communication in the [[Chronology#24th Century|24th century]]. | |
| - | Named for the audio-visual upgrade made by Macromedia to standard email in the early | + | Named for the audio-visual upgrade made by Macromedia to standard email in the early [[2000]]s, modern '''fmail''' uses a vastly upgraded and superior technology, but has retained its original name. |
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Current revision as of 11:50, 4 January 2007
Flashmail is the main method of electronic communication in the 24th century.
Named for the audio-visual upgrade made by Macromedia to standard email in the early 2000s, modern fmail uses a vastly upgraded and superior technology, but has retained its original name.
