Aside from Gmail, one Google product that helps me become less of a tardy person is Google Calendar. And with GCal’s integration with Gmail, what else would make me lazy to do what I gotta do? (except watching YouTube, of course, hehe).
If you don’t like using your Gmail and Gcal together, you have another option [...]
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Switching from one Gmail account to another that is.
It might be weird to have more than one Gmail account, but I’m using three - one for clients, one for subcontract workers, and one for my newsletter subscriptions.
And when I was still new with using these three Gmail accounts I often encounter problems with opening one [...]
An arbitrator appointed by National Internet Exchange of India made a Chinese national transfer the domain name gmail.co.in to its rightful owner - Google.
Google Inc, which launched its website ‘gmail’ in April 2004 worldwide, applied for the registration of the mark in India in 2005. The company had filed a complaint before NIXI seeking transfer [...]
Gmail’s spam filtering is not the only functionality of the Gmail filter feature. Here are the other uses of Gmail filter compiled by Lifehacker.org:
Archived bookmarks. If you use del.icio.us and other bookmarking services, you can archive them all in a Gmail label (â€bookmarksâ€). Get the feed urls for each of your bookmarking services, enter them [...]
People who often attach documents in bulk using their Gmail accounts will love it that Gmail’s attachment capacity has upgraded to 20MB from 10 MB.
This will be very helpful to me since I attach large files, usually writeups, often for editing. I just hope my forward-messages-loving (read: SPAMMERS) friends won’t take advantage of this new [...]
I, myself, am a rabid fan of Gmail. Aside from its large space, which doesn’t leave me no choice when my inbox gets bombarded with emails, I can directly communicate with people I’d rather chat with via Gmail’s instant messaging feature.
Although I have never tried Thunderbird, I found an interesting Associate Press article comparing the [...]
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