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Apple announces special event for Oct. 23


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List of problems occuring while using html tables


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Mail

Handy New Gmail Labs Feature Shifts Attachment Icons to the Left

Posted on April 19, 2013 by admin in Gmail, Internet!, Mail, News, Technology | 1 Comment


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Excerpt: Google has added a neat new Labs feature to Gmail that shifts the position of the icon column in your inbox to the left-hand side of the screen. The icon column is used to indicate emails with attachments, calendar invitations, chats and Buzz posts, but normally sits out of your eyeline on the right-hand side. Shifting it to the left gives the icons more prominence, and means that it’s easier to determine what’s in your inbox at a glance. To enable this feature, head to Labs (via the little green flask icon next to your email address at the top right),[More]

Google Launches Offline Versions of Gmail, Calendar & Docs

Posted on February 15, 2013 by admin in Gmail, Internet!, Mail, News, Technology | Leave a comment


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Excerpt: Google is launching a new Gmail web app and updates to Calendar and Docs, in an effort to increase its products’ offline utility. Google users have called bringing Gmail, Calendar and Docs offline an essential step for improving productivity, Group Product Manager Rajen Sheth told Mashable. The problem, he explained, is that when users need offline access to their email or calendar, they really need it.                                     To that end, Google is launching a new Chrome app called Gmail Offline. Separate from Gmail itself, the new app is designed for accessing, managing and sending email while you’re disconnected from the web. “We[More]

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Introducing inbox styles tabs for Gmail

Posted on December 21, 2012 by admin in Gmail, Internet!, Mail, News, Technology | Leave a comment


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Excerpt: Gmail’s Priority Inbox feature changed the way I read mail. Instead of simply starring messages or going through the hassle of tagging and storing my email somewhere in a long list of folders, I was suddenly able to chose those communications that were most important, have them displayed at the top of my inbox list, and even have Gmail learn from my choices to automatically determine what future messages should be considered top priority. It was one of those updates that refreshes a product and provides practical–if not indispensable–new functionality. Over time, I, like many of you probably did, found myself[More]

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Now Paste Clipboard Images Into Gmail Messages

Posted on November 10, 2012 by admin in Gmail, Internet!, Mail, News, News, Technology | Leave a comment


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A year back, Gmail started letting users drop images from their desktop right into the compose window. “Now, when you are running the latest version of Google Chrome, you can paste images right from your clipboard too,” Google announced. “So if you copy an image from the web or another email, you can paste it right into your message. This is especially handy for passing around screenshots — you don’t have to save the files any more (I have been using Ctrl-C on my windows to save screenshots directly to the clipboard). While this currently only works in[More]

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Gmail Power Tips: How To Integrate Your Facebook, Twitter, Yahoo, Friendfeed In Your Gmail

Posted on February 15, 2012 by admin in Gmail, How To, Mail, Technology | 1 Comment


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Excerpt: We all love Google and its very famous web mail service, Gmail. I think that Gmail is the best email client as compared to others. Even I had tried lots of other services too but I always came back to Gmail. And after Google enabled the sidebar gadget service in last October, I proudly become the loyal user of Gmail. The best part is these gadgets really worked well on my Gmail sidebar and they don’t even clutter the interface. Everyday lots of applications are made by Google and third-parties to add tons of functionality to Gmail and to make it[More]

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GMail Got A New Interface And You Can Try It Now !

Posted on July 1, 2011 by admin in Gmail, Internet!, Mail, News, Technology | 3 Comments


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Excerpt: Google is doing great efforts to satisfy its users and here’s something it’s doing right now. Google is officially pushing new GMail interface. Thanks to Google’s users’ feedback, they could launch a new interface with two new themes to try out as a sort of sneak peek at what we’re up to. Here’s what one of the new themes currently looks like: And in conversation view:   Starting today, you’ll see the “Preview” and “Preview (Dense)” themes in the Themes tab in Gmail Settings. Why two themes? Our new interface will eventually expand dynamically to accommodate different screen sizes and user preferences, but until[More]

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