Gmail or Googlemail is our preferred webmail service. All members of our team have an account. It is free to setup, has high storage limits (5gb), easy-to-use interface, can be accessed by mobile phone, has excellent spam and virus filtering and works well with all of Google's other free services. Subhub rating: 8/10 - Read more

We use Skype to communicate between remote teams and with our customers. Skype is a long way from being perfect and sometimes we have to stop calls because of the quality. However we use it because it is the biggest VOIP service in the world, its easy to use and of course oit is free for all computer-to-computer calls anywhere in the world. - Read more

Many of our clients have switched from Google Mail to the re-vamped Yahoo Mail service. I haven't switched yet, but if you are looking for a new webmail provider then you should consider this service. It's packed with features and looks great. - Read more

The free Pidgin application allows you to have one instant messenger (IM) widget that brings together messages from AOL Instant Messenger (AIM), MSN Messenger, Yahoo Messenger, ICG and IRC. If you have lots of friends on IM this is a terrific service. SubHub rating: 7.5/10 - Read more

Twitter is an important marketing tool, but it can become a tedious chore sending out a tweet every time you add content to your website. Twitterfeed automates the process. You simply add your Twitter account and RSS feed details to Twitterfeed and every content update will become a tweet. Simple and valuable. - Read more

Gmail - The Best Free Email Service?

Gmail is Googles free webmail service with good storage limits, dozens of features and excellent spam and virus filters.

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