Archive for the “Gmail” category
Goosh.org is my new browser home page
by AJ on June 3, 2008
Yes. This is my newest browser home page. Goosh (http://goosh.org). This is a unix-shell-like interface for Google. If you are like me who miss the quick links at the upper left hand corner of google for reader and Gmail. Just (…)
Remember The Milk rocks the Gmail world!
by AJ on December 20, 2007
Remember The Milk (RTM) launches a Firefox extension that allows you to manage your tasks in Gmail (complete, postpone, and edit tasks), add new tasks (and connect them with your emails, contacts, and Google Calendar events), automatically add tasks for (…)
Google GMail Chat Emoticons
by AJ on November 28, 2007
Google silently pushed the new emoticons inside GMail Chat. Cool huh? –aj
GMail 2.0 review, updates and screenshots
by AJ on November 2, 2007
I just logged on to my GMail and I thought there was something weird going on with my account. The red “Loading” status notification is gone. It was replaced with a plain black “Loading” and then the unexpected happened. I (…)
5 easy-steps using Thunderbird 2.0 for your GMail account
by AJ on October 26, 2007
Here’s a quick walk-through using Thunderbird 2.0 to download emails from GMail on your private computer. 1) Download the latest Thunderbird 2.0 2) Install Thunderbird, then launch the application (a wizard should popup during the 1st run. Choose Tools >> (…)
Friday Madness: Early adopters roundup
by AJ on October 26, 2007
Apple banners & easter eggs. Yes! Pun intended OiNK speaks, successor unclear Source The Sony DSC-T2 Cyber-shot and the iPod Nano. Who ripped who? I guess it’s Sony. Sony-Europe vs the one on Web Archive IMAP now available on GMail. (…)
GMail quickly bumps storage
by AJ on October 18, 2007
GMail bumped my storage to 3.7GB as of yesterday (from 2.8GB). Reports say that GMail’s storage will be upped to 6GB on January of next year. Source: Lifehacker Yahoo! Mail on the other hand still offers free and unlimited storage. (…)
Ajax13 launches AjaxWindows, another webtop (Web Desktop)
by AJ on September 10, 2007
Ajax13 recently launched ajaxWindows and the concept is pretty straightforward: The software platform is operating system-agnostic and based on the XML User Interface Language (XUL) to act as a Web-based desktop. Files can be moved around and opened, and applications (…)
Warning to all GMail users! Fake email upgrades
by AJ on August 21, 2007
From 5ThirtyOne: Important FYI update for any Gmail users. If you receive the following email in your Gmail account, do not follow the embedded link. With the recent announcement of Google paid Google storage upgrades, the following phishing emails will (…)
Catching up on Tech (ShrinkSafe, Facebook, Flickr, Google, CoRank and more…)
by AJ on August 13, 2007
ShrinkSafe is a JavaScript “compression” system. It can typically reduce the size of your scripts by a third or more, depending on your programming style. http://alex.dojotoolkit.org/shrinksafe Facebook Homepage PHP Script http://facebooksecrets.blogspot.com Pligg.com for Sale, coRank emerges http://www.sedo.com/search/details.php4?domain=pligg.com http://www.corank.com Easily control (…)
