Google developers need you for Gmail!

"NEWDELHI: Wish you had a say on how your email works, the features, looks and etal? You actually have if you are a Gmail user. The search giant Google hasintroduced Gmail Labs that takes experimentation right to the users. The Lab has launched 13 settings for users to...

April Fool from your friendly Google

"Introducing Gmail Custom TimeTMBe on time. Every time.* How do I use it?Just click "Set custom time" from the Compose view. Any email you send to the past appears in the proper chronological order in your recipient's inbox. You can opt for it to show up read or unread by...

Gmail password hijacking

"Jeff Atwood at Coding Horror outlines how a software used for backing gmail was use to collect gmail login details. I was looking for a way to back up my gmail account to a local drive. I’ve accumulated a mass of important information that I would rather not lose. During...

New Inbox Visualization for Gmail

The colored labels, which were introduced a couple of weeks ago, kind of revolutionized the approach to inbox and made it all of a sudden a friendly place with a means to quickly find whatever was needed, without having to use the internal search engine built into the client....

Get SmarterChild in Gmail

"Aim Get SmarterChild in Gmail smarterchild.png Now that Gmail's got AIM support baked into the web interface, Gmailer Steve Rubel commented how nice it will be to have SmarterChild along with your email. Nearly three years ago we first posted about SmarterChild, an AIM bot...

Emblaze`s Emoze push-email technology made available

"Emblaze Ltd. (LSE: BLZ.L) announces today that its Emoze push email and PIM will be available for users to download via the Download! folder on Nokia Nseries devices. An Emoze download icon will be located in the Download! folder and will enable the users an easy and...

Microsoft's Ballmer: Google Reads Your Mail

"A piece of video has emerged in which Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer says of Google, 'they read your mail and we don't.' Evidently, it was part of a lengthy discussion on the future of the software business model, and whether advertising could support free consumer software....

As I sit with my laptop, using it at McCormick Place...

This is so disheartening. Especially as I was emailing yesterday, in the presence of ubiquitous laptops and computer geeks, in public and I don't know if the network was encrypted or not. Just as things get easy and comfortable to use, the bad element sneaks in. Sigh."He even...

Sprint embraces Google, hints at an open network

"Sprint and Google announced today that they would work together to create custom applications for Sprint's cellphone customers. The deal's significant for a couple of reasons: It marks the first time Google will provide several of its apps to cell customers. Though you can...

Don't Let Bad Guys Pose as You

Flaws let attackers trick a Web site into providing your personal information.Like a con artist who disguises himself as you so he can walk unmolested into your office building, a small but growing type of online threat takes advantage of Web site programming flaws to try to...