It was abundantly apparent when sites such as Wikipedia, WordPress, Google, Mozilla, Wired, Reddit and others all conformed in protest of SOPA, just how much of the Internet’s infrastructure is reliant on certain key products. Tomorrow, March 1st, Google’s new… Continue reading
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Tags: Ads, Gmail, Google, Google Privacy Policy, google search, Google Web History
If you’ve come this far, then consider yourself a consistent Gmail user. Gmail is an outstanding email client. Threaded conversations, a powerful search tool, filing, labels, and other management features — not to mention Gchat — make Gmail something of… Continue reading
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Tags: email, Gmail, Google mail, Keyboard Shortcuts, tutorial
There is a whole lot more to Gmail than just sending and receiving email, and many features go underutilized, a tip that the 250 million people using the service should take note of. Please, allow us to share with you… Continue reading
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Tags: email, Gmail, Gmail Filters, Gmail Labels, Gmail Labs, Keyboard Shortcuts
As part of the Google redesign, Gmail is getting a new interface. In order to preview the new Gmail interface, select the gear icon in the upper right hand corner of your Gmail account. Then choose Mail Settings and the… Continue reading
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Tags: email, Gmail, Gmail Interface, Google Redesign
I’m excited to present two new suites of lessons that both deal with a topic of increasing importance surrounding Internet use these days: your online footprint. These days your online presence is not just isolated to one social media account;… Continue reading
Posted in Internet Trends
Tags: email, Facebook, Gmail, Online Footprint, Online Reputation, Rapportive, Social Media, Twitter
These days, Web browsers are constantly being updated. Each iteration introduces new features and improved performance. One of the main features that browsers are focusing on is HTML5 compatibility. HTML5 is the latest standard for the language that is used… Continue reading
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Tags: browser, chrome, firefox, Gmail, google apps, html5, internet explorer, upgrade
If your workplace uses Google Apps, you may have logged in at the beginning of June and been greeted by an update that looked something like this: There are some privacy and legal notes in there, but the big news… Continue reading
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Tags: email, Gmail, Google, Goole Apps, Multiple Sign In
How big are today’s biggest online social utilities? How many hundreds of millions of people are using Facebook, and how does that compare to its competitors? How many of these online social networking masses are accessing these sites via mobile… Continue reading
Posted in Internet Trends
Tags: @Mention, Facebook, Geosocial Universe, Gmail, Hashtags, Internet, LinkedIn, LinkedIn IPO, Microsoft, Skype, Twitter
Frequent Gmail users: do you know how to customize your Gmail account? Hit the gear icon in the upper right hand corner, then Mail Settings and Themes: For more on further customizing your theme and access to your Gmail account,… Continue reading
We’ve all got side projects, and some of them, sure enough, require social media tools, like Twitter. The popular microblogging platform, however, permits only one account per email address. So, you’ve got your personal Twitter account, but how do you… Continue reading
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Tags: email, Filters, Forwarding, Gmail, Twitter
I recently found myself quietly pitching Gmail to a friend who’d tired of the handful of email clients he’d relied upon since he began using the Internet. His biggest concern, understandably, was importing all his contacts and old messages. It turns out… Continue reading
When I use my laptop for writing, or other work, I tend to keep Gmail open. And if any of Gmail’s roughly 200 million users are like me, that’s a lot of Gmail use. You can save a considerable amount… Continue reading
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Tags: email, Gmail, Google, Keyboard Shortcuts, navigate
Last week I noticed a great little time saving trick that you can use with Gmail and Google Chrome. When you download files from the Internet using Google Chrome they populate in a download bar at the bottom of your… Continue reading
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Tags: attachment, download, download bar, email, Gmail, Google Chrome
Do people even buy CD’s anymore? I mean, I see them in music stores and I know there’s a pile of them in my parent’s basement, but I can’t remember the last time I heard a friend say, “I bought… Continue reading
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Tags: Amazon, Bandcamp, Facebook, Gmail, Grooveshark, Hype Machine, Music, Pandora, Reverbnation, Twitter, Youtube
File or data compression has become the currency of online content exchange. Data compression is the process of encoding information on large files using fewer bit rates to reduce their size. Compressed files are therefore easier to store on hard… Continue reading
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Tags: Compressed file, dropbox, File Sharing, Ge.tt, Gmail, Google Docs, Mediafire, MP3, RAR, RarZilla, StuffIt, WinRAR, WinZip, Wuala, ZIP
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