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"The photos we email around the office or to family members often last a short-lived moment before being swallowed into the abyss of our inboxes.\nThese are usually the best and funniest photos \u2014 after all, you took the time to email them.\nLost Photos is a web service that locates those wandering images that were sent or received and stored in an email account. The photos are then downloaded and filed into your computer.\nThe service, created by Space Inch, houses all of your photos in a pretty interface, where you can browse and quickly share to Facebook, Twitter and email.\n\n\nUploading all of the photos from my inbox was seamless. Given the mixture of press releases and email threads with colleagues, my work inbox was a combination of cat pics, corporate logos, captioned memes and headshots. However, I discovered photos I completely forgotten about, leading to quite the nostalgic afternoon. \nSpace Inch co-founder Josh Segal says Lost Photos is completely client-side. The service does not collect or store your log-in information. It transmits data to and from email servers using a secure (SSL) connection.\nFor $3, you can download the OS X app and have photos exported to your mobile device.\nLost Photos skips the spam and trash folders for folders in English only, except when the user renames those folders.\nLead developer Andy Ross told Mashable that the Space Inch team is working on making the app more usable for foreign languages.\nBONUS: 10 Email Extras You Should Be Using for Increased Productivity\n\n\nSave Time With These Email Essentials\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nUnsubscribe Deals\n\nAmp up productivity by unsubscribing from the daily deals and newsletters you don't read. \nInstead of deleting pages of branded emails every day, use Unsubscribe Deals to get off lists for good. Sign in with your Gmail or Yahoo! Mail address and select removal options \u2014 it's as easy as that.\nPrice: Free service\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nBoomerang\n\nProcess emails immediately to save time. Delegate or archive emails that don't need your immediate attention.\nBoomerang is a browser plug-in for Gmail and Outlook. Use the tool to schedule emails to be archived and kicked back at a certain time.\nPrice: Free download\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nLost Photos\n\nKeeping your inbox organized is essential. The Lost Photos application, however, is a great tool to use if you haven't been so thorough.\nThe desktop application for Macs and Windows systems can dig up all the photos that have ever been shared with you via email.\nPrice: $2.99 download\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSaneBox\n\nSaneBox's smart algorithm filters emails into two categories \u2014 those that need your immediate attention and messages that aren't pressing. This way, it's less likely you'll be distracted by an intriguing newsletter or email from Facebook.\nPrice: $4.95 per month, $55 yearly and $100 for two years.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nRapportive\n\nUtilize tools such as Rapportive to save time. You won't need to Google unknown senders ever again. \nRapportive, a free web plug-in, gives your emails social context. The tool incorporates public social data into profiles that appear as a sidebar. Contextual profiles feature the sender's photo, job title, Twitter handle, Facebook and Linkedin profiles.\nPrice: Free download\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPhilterIt\n\nThe PhilterIt email platform separates branded and personal messages. For some, it's a welcome alternative to unsubscribing from the daily deals you want.\nThe online tool can integrate any Gmail or iPhone email account into a clean PowerInbox.\nPrice: Free download\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFollowup.cc\n\nFollowup.cc reminds users to respond to emails. Clear your inbox in minutes by replying or forwarding emails to FollowUp addresses according to priority.\nSome examples include \u2014 3days@followup.cc, 12hours@followup.cc, 3-days-2pm@followup.cc, 1month-6.30pm@followup.cc and so on. \nPrice: Free service\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAwayfind\n\nEmail is a necessary evil, but there's no need to check your inbox more than once hourly. It's best to limit the number of email checks throughout the day to boost productivity. \nCover your bases with AwayFind. The tool alerts you via phone call or text when important emails do come in. You can step away from the computer without missing  important notices. \nPrice: $4.99 and up for various individual plans.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFluent\n\nFluent turns your Gmail inbox into a seamless stream you'll be able to rip through. Browse unread emails without interruption. Read and reply to messages in one stream. You'll find all email attachments and responses are viewable in the Facebook-like feed.\nFluent's creators, three former Google employees, say it's a product that \"pushes email into the future.\" \nThere's currently a huge wait list to try Fluent. It'll be at least two months before the pool opens up for new users.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMovableInk\n\nOne of the golden rules of email is to send less to receive less.\nMovableInk lets users make the most of their messages by including personalized live, moving aspects. Business clients can include countdown timers, local maps and live tweets. Email content will change depending on the user's location, current time and social context.\nMovableInk also provides email tracking, reports and real-time metrics. \nPrice: Starter plan is free.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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