Posts tagged Gmail

Gmail Gets Drag and Drop Attachments and Insert Calendar Invitation

Apr 16th

Yesterday on Google’s Official blog they announced two new features were added to Gmail. For those that do not use Gmail, Gmail is a popular email system that has been growing with popularity since its invite only release in 2004. What different with about these new features is that it was rolled out for general use and is hard coded right into Gmail’s services instead of options that have to be installed through Google Labs. With most new features Google releases to the labs first. The features that were added are drag and drop attachments, and insert calendar invitation.

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drag and drop email, Drag-and-drop, Gmail, google, google calendar, Google Chrome, Google Labs, howto, Mozilla Firefox, new features

Daily Delicious Links Feb 25th 2010

Feb 25th

Posted by James in delicious

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Earlier today I came across an article on Lifehacker about Inbox2 Desktop. The Inbox2 is a system that combines all your message into a single, synchronized application that is accessible everywhere. The email platform allows you to add your existing email accounts (Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, Exchange) or any custom IMAP/POP3 accounts and social networks (Facebook, LinkedIn, Hyves, Yammer, Twitter) in one application.

After reading this article, I am interested in the system. I will setup an account and see if I like it. Once I know more I will give it a review.

Inbox2 Desktop Combines and Task-ifies Your Email and Social Networks – Aggregation More >

Facebook, Gmail, Hotmail, inbox2, LinkedIn, social media aggregation, Social network, Twitter, Yahoo

Google Announces Improvements and Response to Feedback

Feb 12th

Posted by James in google

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After two days with millions of users buzzing, Google announces changes to Google Buzz and explanations about how the privacy works. From a previous post I mentioned and showed you how to make your Google Buzz contacts private. Google explains why they made made the contacts the way they did and made some changes in the setup process to make it more obvious so you can easily turn this feature on and off. As for more information on this issue and to read the complete article, please visit the Google Gmail Blog.

Google explains how Buzz works “Like Gmail’s chat service, Buzz helps More >

Gmail, google, Google Buzz, privacy

Daily Delicious Posts Dec 21th 2009

Dec 21st

Posted by James in delicious

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Today’s links are mostly Photoshop, GIMP tutorials and tools. But there a couple of links for new issues for the updated WordPress 2.9 issues that may have. The rest are links that I found important and needed to be shared.

Design a Gradient Inspired Web Design in Photoshop | Three Styles (tags: photoshoptutorials)
The 100 Most Popular Photoshop Tutorials 2009 Sometimes, you may find it difficult to look for some of the highest quality photoshop tutorials using search engines. As most of time, almost all tutorials would label themselves to be good, high quality or even the best photoshop tutorial you can find. More >

Freelance Tools, Gmail, photoshop 12

Daily Delicious Posts Dec 18th 2009

Dec 18th

Posted by James in delicious

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Here is a list of list of links I found today. Enjoy.

The Best 40 Photoshop Text Effects from 2009 On Monday past we published the post 49 Most Creative Photoshop Tutorials of 2009, a collection of the best artistic tutorials for Photoshop from this year. As a follow up to that post, today we have The Best 40 Photoshop Text Effects from 2009, a collection of diverse and unique effects and type treatments that will add a little extra to your next design. (tags: photoshoptutorials)
Gmail Account and Google Apps Got Hacked I frequently get “password assistance” emails in my Gmail inbox More >

adobe, Freelance Tools, Gmail, photoshop