Gmail is by far the best and most popular email app, and they’ve made continuous improvements for years, and now they’ve launched “Priority inbox”, which sorts your email automatically based on what kind of mail you read and reply to. Watch the video above for more details on how it works.
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Google has released a new Contacts Manager for their popular email app Gmail, which offers better contacts management in the cloud, keyboard shortcuts, name filters and so on. To check out the rest of the features, simply load up Gmail.
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Posted by Paul in business, google, social media on June 11, 2010
When you need to attach an image to Gmail, usually you have to click a button, browse for the file and so on, a tiresome experience we’ve become familiar with. Well, Gmail now lets you simply drag and drop an image into your Gmail message, and just like that, you’ve attached it. However, the feature only works on Chrome for now, but Google says it’ll be available for other browsers as well.
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Google keeps improving Gmail, especially after the hacking incident last year. First they added SSL as standard, and now they’ve added IP security as well. If a Gmail account is accessed by different IPs at different geographical locations withing short time (a good warning that the account has been compromised), Gmail will flash an alarm message to the user. The new feature will be rolled out to Google Apps users in the future.
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Is Gmail slow for you? Not all people may think so but just the same, Google is working on the issue to try and speed up its free email service. Normally the people who have tons of mail reaching the 100% limit would be having this problem.
And if you consider the trend of other free web email services, a hunch could be that Google may be increasing the allocation. Either that or a new script is on the way!
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Posted by Paul in Web 2.0, google, social media on February 9, 2010
After a few days if heavy speculation, Google has announced “Google Buzz”, a social platform to take on Twitter. Google Buzz is integrated into Gmail, and offers users a quick way of sharing stuff.
Further details and a launch date have yet to be announced, but it seems like a viable competitor to Twitter, unlike Google’s real Twitter-clone, Jaiku.
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Posted by Paul in Tools, Web 2.0, google, social media on February 5, 2010
According to TechCrunch, Facebook is redoing their messaging platform and will soon be relaunched with a fully fledged webmail client. Facebook internally calls it “Project Titan”, but most can refer to it as a serious competitor to Gmail. Facebook Mail will have most of the features that Gmail has, including full POP/IMAP support.
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