I can't even begin to explain how stupid you look by bashing something you obviously have not even tried to use.

Do you have any idea how much time an average Joe spends in front of Outlook? It is easily 2nd most popular (or should I say 'used'?) application after web browser.

"Do you have any idea how much time an average Joe spends in front of Outlook?"

I'll second this, and could provide some hard data if I cared to run the reports.

At RescueTime (my startup-- a tool for measuring exactly how you spend your computer time), communication tools (Outlook/webmail and IM) ALWAYS rank in the top 2 or 3 apps.

If Xobni can demonstrably reduce the amount of time required to effectively use Outlook (or email in general) by 15 minutes per day, what do you think that's worth to a company with 10,000 information workers?

"bashing something you obviously have not even tried"

Yeah, just like heroin, regular work and sex with old people.

Have you even tried bashing things you didnt try or did you just do, what you condemn?

There are a bunch of old people (relatively speaking) that would disagree with #3.

You joke, but there could be startups there. None of those features are done perfectly yet. If a startup could do one of those things amazingly well, they'd possibly find a good business in there too. Bookmarks in particular is a rich area.

I used Outlook a lot in various companies and definitely this is very useful.

Etirovaf has come up now as a YC funded startup:

http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=104772