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10 More Experimental Features You Should Enable from the Gmail… - Gizmodo
We've highlighted top 10 Gmail Labs you should enable before, but you'll find more than ten useful features hidden inside Gmail's Laboratory, and Google's releasing new ones all the time. Here are…_dead/i/glink2.png)
May 25, 2011 02:00 | Comments
Use Ifttt to Make the Internet Work for You - Web.AppStorm
If you’re anything like me, you have a whole lot of online accounts to manage. Between Facebook, Twitter, my blog, Delicious, and various RSS feeds I check, it can be hard to…
March 6, 2011 22:34 | Comments
10 Webapps that Add Great New Features to Gmail [Productivity] - Gizmodo
Gmail's packed with features out-of-the-box, and Gmail Labs offers even more great functionality for adventurous users. But if you're looking for more than what Google's offering, these 10 services bring even more…
December 28, 2010 02:20 | Comments
Gmail finally adds rich text and per-address signatures - Download Squad
Filed under: E-mail, Web services, web 2.0
The Gmail team has added a couple of long-overdue features today, and thankfully, they're not even in Labs:
1) Rich text signatures: Finally you can…
July 9, 2010 14:15 | Comments
What Your Email Address Says About Your Computer Skills [Humor] - Gizmodo
This chart justifies all your fears regarding Yahoo! and AOL users. And then some.
Reprinted with permission from Matthew Inman aka "The Oatmeal," a former web designer turned comic artist. You can…
June 1, 2010 08:39 | Comments
GMail Labs adds nested labels, better message previewing - Download Squad
Filed under: E-mail, Google
Hopefully you've checked out GMail labs before. It's packed with slick additional functionality that you can bolt on to your Web mail client like these 10 useful options.…
April 9, 2010 16:15 | Comments
February 9, 2010 21:17 | Comments
Customize Your Gmail Labels with Unicode Characters [Gmail Tip] - Lifehacker
Inspired by previously mentioned tinyarro.ws URL-shortening service, reader David decided to try inserting helpful Unicode characters in his Gmail labels to give more context to each label. With Unicode characters, David is…
March 28, 2009 00:00 | Comments
Crap, I Missed It! Notifies You of Upcoming Movies, Music,… - Lifehacker
Email notification webapp Crap, I Missed It! sends email notifications before a new episode of your favorite show comes back on TV, or when your favorite artist releases a new CD. Using…
February 16, 2009 23:00 | Comments
November 12, 2008 03:07 | Comments
Gmail Backup Archives Your Email Account [Featured Download] -
Windows/Mac/Linux: Gmail Backup saves and restores complete archives of your Gmail email account using Gmail's built-in IMAP capability. The Windows version comes with a simple graphical interface — just enter in your…
November 4, 2008 03:08 | Comments
Gmail Labs Adds Forgotten Attachment Detector [Gmail] -
The developers on the Gmail team add a new feature to Gmail Labs: a forgotten attachment detector. With the experimental feature enabled, if you mention an attachment in your email and hit…
September 16, 2008 05:46 | Comments
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