As a company, Google never ceases to amaze me in terms of their constant innovation and tinkering in order to ensure the end user has a satisfying experience. I was having a look at changes they’ve made recently and have been playing around with a few of their applications to see the difference. Here are some of them, in [...]
Google seems to be waking up to the threat posed by Facebook and Twitter, where updates, conversations and sharing happens in real time.
For all Gmail lovers out there: You can now access Gmail offline !
Was just reading up on the net about a new feature in Gmail Labs that lets you send SMS messages. (Nothing great btw – Yahoo and AOL + some others have been doing this for a while now).
For all those who can’t enough of their daily Gmail fix, say hello to Gmail for Mobile v2.0 for J2ME-supported and BlackBerry devices.
Your gmail chatting sessions just got livelier with the introduction of a new emoticon set in Gmail and Gmail chat.
As if solutions for drunken emailing was not enough, the guys at Google Labs now seek to help those too lazy to send mails.
Was watching the term “Google Goggles” all over the blogosphere but somehow kept putting off clicking on those links to know what exactly what it was.
The annual DefCon gathering of hackers has brought to light the fact that Google Gadgets can be hacked. These nifty little gadgets have become quite popular with people personalising their ”iGoogle” home pages using them to keep track of the time, stock prices, the weather, currency converters, news, task lists et al.
At some point in time, we’ve all got overwhelmed with the unread mail in our inbox. Wouldn’t it be nice if it was possible to see all the unread mail together and then quickly decide which of those to read/archive/delete?
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