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Spruce Up Gmail with Gmail Redesigned 2.0 (Firefox)
Gmail Redesigned 2.0 gives everyone's favorite Web-mail service an extreme makeover, transforming it from ugly duckling to sexy starlet make that applet. To use this free Gmail "skin," you'll need two things: Firefox 3 and the Stylish extension. After installing...
Tags: Google Gmail, Mozilla Firefox, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Internet, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2008-07-21
How to Make Gmail Your Default Client in Firefox 3
The Official Gmail Blog explains how you can make Gmail your default e-mail client (meaning Gmail will launch whenever you click an e-mail link) in the recently released Firefox 3 browser. It's a pretty simple process: All you do is sign into Gmail, paste a snippet of...
Tags: Google Gmail, Mozilla Firefox 3.0, Mozilla Firefox, Official Gmail Blog, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Web Browsers, Internet, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2008-07-07
Should You Use Gmail IMAP?
Last year, Google added IMAP capabilities to its beloved Gmail service, thus making a good thing significantly better. Not sure what all the fuss is about or why IMAP beats POP hands down? The Official Gmail Blog has a primer you should definitely read: Getting Gmail anywhere:...
Tags: Google Gmail, Official Gmail Blog, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Internet, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2008-06-03
Google Buzz: Good for Business?
What's the buzz on Google Buzz, and should business users be buzzing about it? We're getting buzzed just thinking about it! Okay, we've exhausted the joke supply. by Rick Broida
Tags: Google Inc., E-mail Providers, Corporate Communications, Cloud Computing, Search, Enterprise Software, Internet, Marketing, Software, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2010-02-09
Google Buzz Going Zzz: Not Working for Some Users
Google debuted its social networking service Buzz, which is supposed to be part of Gmail, not all Gmail users are seeing it. by Erik Sherman
Tags: Google Inc., Google Gmail, Twitter Inc., Social Networking, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Internet, Erik Sherman
Blog posts 2010-02-09
Google Adds 'Buzz' Sharing Tool To Gmail
[Ongoing] Google (NSDQ: GOOG) is giving Gmail a social facelift, introducing as expected a new feature that makes it easy for users of the e-mail service to share updates with their friends. A new tab in Gmail called ‘Buzz’ automatically shows updates from contacts with the most. Users can...
Tags: Google Inc., Google Gmail, Tool, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, E-mail, Internet, Online Communications, Companies, Google, Joseph Tartakoff
External links 2010-02-09
Google prepares Facebook assault
Google is set to make a fresh attempt to gain a stronger foothold in the booming social networking business on Tuesday as it seeks to counter the growing threat that Facebook poses to some of its core services.The search company is preparing to announce new features for Gmail that...
Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Google Gmail, Network, E-mail Providers, Social Networking, Cloud Computing, Internet, Online Communications, Marketing, Advertising & Promotion, Financial Times
News items 2010-02-08
Following Rivals, Gmail Will Add Status Updates
Google (NSDQ: GOOG), which shook up the e-mail industry when it integrated chat with e-mail, is now to trying to catch up to its rivals by letting Gmail users share status updates. The WSJ reports that Google will soon add a “new module that will allow Gmail users to...
Tags: Google Inc., Google Gmail, Yahoo! Inc., Status Update, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Online Communications, Internet, Social Media, Community, Nanopublishing, Technologies / Formats, E-Mail, Companies, Google, Joseph Tartakoff
External links 2010-02-08
paidContent Quick Hits: 10.7.09
»  Has the curiosity surrounding Bing worn off? [Marketing Pilgrim]»  Facebook is playing around with new layouts. [The Next Web]»  Hedge fund manager Thane Ritchie wants a bankruptcy court to reopen bidding for the Chicago Sun-Times another 30 days. [Reuters, Earlier: paidContent]»  Condé Nast finally begins its web push....
Tags: Cloud Computing, Phishing, Virtualization, E-mail Providers, Security, Spam And Phishing, Hardware, Internet, Features, Quick Hits, Alex Ferreyra
External links 2009-10-07
10 Things You Should Know About Google's Gmail
Google continues to make its case as the only Web destination you ever need—much to the delight of its investors. One of the more useful Google offerings is the Gmail Web-based e-mailing application. Although technically still in beta, Gmail is in fact a very useful and feature-rich mostly-complete application. However,...
Tags: Google Inc., Web, Google Gmail, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Internet
Download resources 2006-09-19
Virgin Media chooses Gmail
Virgin Media is adopting Google’s Gmail as its new email service provider, abandoning the email system it has used since the company was split between NTL and Telewest. Its 4m broadband subscribers will be offered 7GB of online storage and an @virginmedia.com address, as well as...
Tags: Google Gmail, Media, Broadband, Virgin Media, E-mail Providers, E-mail, Cloud Computing, Internet, Online Communications, Editorial, Google Inc., Virgin Media Inc.
Articles 2009-04-15
In Gmail Outage, 'Gone Google' Hashtag Gets Co-opted
As part of its new campaign to promote Google Apps Google (NSDQ: GOOG) has been encouraging users to Tweet on the benefits of ‘going Google’ under the hashtag ‘Gone Google.’ But with Gmail officially down the hashtag has taken on a new meaning, as a number of users have...
Tags: Google Inc., Google Apps, Google Gmail, Microsoft Corp., Outage, Cloud Computing, E-mail Providers, Manufacturing, Internet, Technologies / Formats, E-Mail, Companies, Google, Microsoft, Joseph Tartakoff
External links 2009-09-01
Clear Out Your Gmail Inbox
If you're one of those folks with a bunch of unread mail in your gmail account, here's a quick weekend project for you: empty it out. Here's how to do it: First, filter your inbox so that all you see are your unread messages. Phillip Lenssen, author of Google App...
Tags: inbox, google gmail, clear, e-mail providers, e-mail, cloud computing, internet, online communications, david goldenberg
Blog posts 2008-08-08
Migrate Your E-Mail to Gmail with YippieMove
Want to make the move to Gmail? YippieMove helps you migrate your mail from your old provider. The service works with just about any IMAP account, and costs a reasonable $9.95 per account. Using YippieMove couldn't be much simpler. Start by specifying where you're moving from: AOL,...
Tags: Google Gmail, E-mail, YippieMove, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Internet, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2008-08-15
How to Never Forget Anything Again
The Find: Fight your forgetfulness even maybe banish it for good with this comprehensive system from Leo Babauta of the blog, Zen Habits. The Source: The blog of Tim Ferriss, author of The 4-Hour Workweek. The Takeaway: Like the common cold, forgetfulness is a...
Tags: Google Gmail, Phone, Jott, Note, Evernote, E-mail, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Blogging, Telecom & Utilities, Online Communications, Internet, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2008-09-19
Get a Free E-mail Account from Zoho Mail
  The busy bees at Zoho just took the wraps off Zoho Mail, a free e-mail service that trumps Gmail in one key area: offline support. By leveraging Google Gears (ironic, no?), Zoho Mail lets you read and compose mail even if you're between...
Tags: Google Gmail, e-Mail Account, Zoho Mail, E-mail, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Online Communications, Internet, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2008-10-13
Gmail Rolls Out Advanced IMAP Controls
  If you use IMAP to pull mail from your Gmail account (and as we've noted before, you should), you'll want to check out the new Advanced IMAP Controls. Available in Google Labs (meaning technically it's an experimental feature), this handy addition lets you specify which Gmail...
Tags: Google Gmail, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, Internet, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2008-10-15
Remind Yourself to Attach That File
Lost in hubbub about Gmail Lab's silly new Mail Googles feature - which asks you to perform a series of math problems before sending late night messages on the weekend - is a real add-on that doesn’t require you to be tipsy to appreciate. It's the Forgotten Attachment Detector, which...
Tags: Feature, E-mail Providers, E-mail, Cloud Computing, Internet, Online Communications, David Goldenberg
Blog posts 2008-10-22
How to Send Faster Replies in Gmail
Ever feel like you're typing the same e-mail replies over and over? If you're a Gmail user, you can use Google Labs' new Canned Responses feature to automate some of those replies, potentially saving considerable time. To enable Canned Responses (which Labs cheekily refers to as "e-mail...
Tags: Google Gmail, E-mail Providers, Cloud Computing, E-mail, Internet, Online Communications, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2008-10-23
How the 2-Minute Rule Can Streamline Your Life
How much can you get done in two minutes? You might be surprised. One of the tenets of David Allen's popular Getting Things Done approach involves jumping immediately on tasks that'll take you two minutes or less. It's a direct approach to clearing out all the little stuff that, if...
Tags: Streamline, Stuff, Cloud Computing, E-mail Providers, Microsoft Outlook, E-mail, Productivity, .Net, Internet, Microsoft Office, Office Suites, Software, Online Communications, Software Development, Software/Web Development, CC Holland
Blog posts 2008-10-24