E-Mail, in computer sciences, is the abbreviation of the term electronic mail, which is a method of transmitting data, text files, digital photos, or audio and video files from one computer to an intranet or another over the Internet. E-mail enables computer users to send messages and data through a local area network or beyond through the Internet quickly. E-mail came into widespread use in the 1990s and has become a major development in business and personal communications.

Millions of people around the world use their email accounts to keep in touch instantly with friends and colleagues no matter what the distance between them. E-mail programs like Yahoo, Gmail, Windows Live Messenger and many others offer their users the possibility to create an E-mail account, so that they can have access to their personal mailbox from anywhere in the world.

It is very easy to create an E-mail, you simply enter your ID, password and some personal information and within minutes you can send and receive pictures, text, audio and video from your personal mailbox. One of the advantages of creating an e-mail account is that only you can access the files sent and received, making it one hundred percent totally confidential and secure.

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