Abstract: Message management and classification techniques are described. In one or more implementations, a message received from a sender for delivery via a user account is examined to extract one or more features of the message. A determination is then made as to whether the message corresponds to one or more categories based on the extracted features, the categories usable to enable features to be applied to the message in a user interface.

Abstract: Message management and classification techniques are described. In one or more implementations, a message received from a sender for delivery via a user account is examined to extract one or more features of the message. A determination is then made as to whether the message corresponds to one or more categories based on the extracted features, the categories usable to enable features to be applied to the message in a user interface.

Abstract: Message management and classification techniques are described. In one or more implementations, a message received from a sender for delivery via a user account is examined to extract one or more features of the message. A determination is then made as to whether the message corresponds to one or more categories based on the extracted features, the categories usable to enable features to be applied to the message in a user interface.

Abstract: Scheduled message cleanup techniques are described. In one or more implementations, a method implemented by one or more computing devices includes detecting that a message has been received from a sender for delivery via a user account. Responsive to a determination that an option has been selected for the sender in association with the user account, a previous message from the sender that is to be delivered via the user account is removed and the detected message is kept for delivery via the user account.

Abstract: Message management and classification techniques are described. In one or more implementations, a message received from a sender for delivery via a user account is examined to extract one or more features of the message. A determination is then made as to whether the message corresponds to one or more categories based on the extracted features, the categories usable to enable features to be applied to the message in a user interface.

Abstract: Bulk categorization techniques are described for messages. In one or more implementations, an input is received that selects one or more messages accessible via a user account. A first option is output in a user interface that is selectable to categorize each message from a sender of the one or more messages in the user account. A second option is output in the user interface that is selectable to categorize each message subsequently received from the sender by the user account.

Abstract: Mutable message attribute techniques are described. In one or more implementations, functionality is exposed, via a user interface, that is configured to receive one or more inputs to specify an action and one or more conditions for an attribute of a message that is mutable over time. A rule is configured to perform the action to one or more messages in accordance with the one or more conditions for the attribute that is mutable over time.

Abstract: Scheduled message cleanup techniques are described. In one or more implementations, a method implemented by one or more computing devices includes detecting that a message has been received from a sender for delivery via a user account. Responsive to a determination that an option has been selected for the sender in association with the user account, a previous message from the sender that is to be delivered via the user account is removed and the detected message is kept for delivery via the user account.

Abstract: A system and methods for enabling a mobile device to display multiple calendar views. In particular, a system allows a mobile device to switch between an agenda view, an expanded calendar view and a collapsed busy time view. Temporary free time records and event summary records are provided to the mobile device receiving input from the mobile device to view a calendar displaying the free time the user has within a selected day. Event records associated with the user for the selected day are identified in a database. The system determines remaining time slots in the selected day that are not associated with a scheduled event. A temporary free-time record is generated for each such time slot. Temporary event summary records are generated representing consecutively scheduled and solo events. The temporary free-time records and temporary event summary records are delivered to the mobile device.