GMDesk：Google应用程序Adobe AIR客户端 (2)
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GMDesk是一个很棒的Google应用程序Adobe AIR客户端，支持的Google服务包括：Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs，Google Reader， Google Maps和Picasa，基本上涵盖了我常用的Google服务。 除了Gmail里面的字体有点小，其他几个服务用来都不错，可以设置程序开启时，默认哪个程序。支持快捷键在各个Google服务之间切换，这个功能还是很不错的：） 总的来说，使用该觉还不错，Google服务重度使用者可以去尝试一下：） 链接：http://www.robertnyman.com/gmdesk/ 相关文章推荐Gmail小技巧合集 (3)Emailtoid:将你的Email和OpenID绑定 (17)Yahoo推出Ymail (2)FaceSearch：可视化人脸搜索引擎 (1)Google Adsense的Feed广告简单试用 (8) © watsonxu for 天涯海阁, 2008. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags: calendar, desktop, gmail, GMDesk, google, google reader 更多Web2.0资讯：Web2.0 News | Web2.0 Gallery | Mobile2.0资讯 | 卖链接赚美元 Feed enhanced by Better Feed from Ozh
GMDesk: Desktop client for Gmail, Google Docs, Google Reader, etc (10)
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Filed under: Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Web services, Google, Freeware, web 2.0 Some of the applications I use most often aren't desktop apps, they're web apps that I access through a web browser. Gmail, Google Reader, and Google Docs, for example. GMDesk is an Adobe AIR-based client for these and other Google-based services. It's based on the idea that you shouldn't have to fire up a web browser just to check your email.The concept is sound, ...
GMDesk Puts Google Webapps into a Single Desktop Application [Featured Download] (31)
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All platforms with Adobe AIR: Free desktop application GMDesk provides quick access to Google services in a standalone window separate from your browser. GMDesk separates Gmail, Google Reader, Google Calendar, Google Docs, and Google Maps from the rest of your web browsing, and provides keyboard shortcuts to switch between them (Ctrl+ or Cmd+1 through 6). You can't install browser add-ons like Better Gmail or Better GReader in GMDesk, and currently it displays too-small text in ...
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chrisfullman said:
After having tried this for a few hours towards the end of today, I must say this is indeed a very useful tool. Now I don't have to worry about browser crashes, which tab did my e-mail/reader/calendar go or mess with conflicting Google Account vs. Hosted Apps sessions/log-outs!
20+ Tools to Make Any Email Inbox More Social (19)
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Studies have shown that we spend a great deal of our online time in our inbox. There have been many interesting techniques and strategies for saving time and managing your email in better ways. You know, things like how to be an email ninja, how to achieve inbox zero or how to make peace with your inbox and stop sleeping on the couch (OK, I made that one up, but you get the point). This ...
Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs e Google Maps in un unico client Adobe AIR: GMDesk (1)
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GMDesk è un’applicazione gratuita sviluppata in Adobe AIR con cui gestire da desktop contemporaneamente Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs e Google Maps. Uno spazio di lavoro da gestire senza dover lanciare il browser dunque. Funziona in Windows, Mac e Linux e si passa da un servizio all’altro semplicemente con una scorciatoia di tastiera. E’ possibile anche specificare l’applicazione principale predefinita. Supporta anche l’accesso a Google Apps. Ricordo che per gli utenti Firefox esiste un comodissimo ...
Unofficial Google Desktop Suite (4)
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Win; Mac; Linux It’s always surprised me that Google has a few desktop applications (Picasa, Google Desktop Search, Google Talk, etc…), but for one reason or another they don’t have any programs that leverage some of their other big services. Having a program for Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, and several others would all make a lot of sense in my book. We’ve seen programs like Mozilla’s Prism that aims to convert a website into ...
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Kagnar said:
interesting...i'll have to check this out
Why Google doesn't want your money [Breakdowns] (3)
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Can Google charge for a service it mostly gives away — and that doesn't always work? That's the experiment it's conducting with Google Apps. Gmail, the email service at the heart of Google Apps, went down three times earlier this month, and Google has sent a note to customers who pay for its "Premier Edition" — typically colleges and small businesses. As Fortune notes, Google hasn't had much success breaking into the large business accounts ...
ASCII Email SPAM Is Here. We Hate It! [AJ Batac - 8/17/08] (2)
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Yes. ASCII email spam is here and we hate it. This is what I got today (below). There were no links on the email which means people will never have to click on something. But still, it’s annoying. Email providers, please do something!
Gen Y takes to Google Apps (2)
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Before using Google spreadsheets, Robert Khoo used a whiteboard to plan a major gaming expo. Image: Penny Arcade Expo By Yi-Wyn Yen While Google struggles to sell Google Apps, its web-based version of Microsoft Office and Outlook e-mail, to large corporations, it has found success with young entrepreneurs. Each day 6,000 businesses are signing up for Google Apps, and more than 10 million office workers are using the company’s office suite, according to Matthew Glotzbach, ...
Using Gmail's Starred items to track expected replies - Emailers Anonymous (10)
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Filed under: Windows, Macintosh, Linux, E-mail, Productivity, Google, Freeware, How-Tos, iPhoneOne of the hardest aspects of managing email is keeping track of sent messages where a reply is expected. Do you have this problem? I know I do. Some of the people I correspond with are completely reliable, and I know that if I send them something, I will get a reply within 24 hours and often sooner. But some of my other regular correspondents ...
HTC Dream G1 scale mockup reveals design (1)
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And the HTC Dream leaks keep on coming. Not that we mind, or anything. Following on the recent publication of the HTC Dream’s length and width dimensions, courtesy of the FCC, a newly leaked scale wire-frame mockup of the HTC Dream gives us a glimpse of what to expect when the HTC Dream G1 launches in the not-too-distant future. The rightmost diagram includes measurements that can be applied to the rest of the scale mockups. ...
Nuevasync: iPhone synchroniseren met je Google-account (1)
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How to launch software [100-word Version] (6)
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Fired Reddit cofounder and noted nontrepreneur Aaron Swartz says developers shouldn't roll out software with a Hollywood-style launch, as the rock-star coders at collaboration-software makers 37 Signals say. Swartz favors "the Gmail Launch," he writes on his blog, Raw Thought. The gist of his argument, below. 37signals recommends the Hollywood Launch. Release a few hints until the big day, when people flood your site, sent by blog coverage. What happens: They bring the site down. ...
Usare Gmail come “to do list” (1)
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Spesso mi capita di dover annotare le idee per i nuovi post da pubblicare su Dynamick ma non ho mai trovato uno strumento più semplice di carta e penna. Oggi però ho scoperto una nuova soluzione a tale esigenza usando Gmail come “To Do List“, oltre che come client di posta. Con Gmail riesco quindi ad annotare le mie “cose da fare” spedendo semplicemente un’email a me stesso e utilizzando una geniale feature di Gmail ...
Paul Stamatiou on living the cloud life (1)
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Paul Stamatiou has written a great post on ‘How to Live the Cloud Life’. Paul outlines how to use cloud computing for several different things - ranging from E-mail (gmail), to storage (Amazon S3), to documents (Google Docs), and others. As Paul writes in his intro: There’s no doubt about it, I’m in love with the cloud. Some people might not share my fascination with storage-in-the-cloud and compute-in-the-cloud models but I can’t wait to have ...
Tirez le maximum de votre compte GMail (4)
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De tous les services de courriels Web gratuits, Gmail est probablement celui qui offre le plus de fonctions à son utilisateur. Que ce soit le protocole IMAP, la possibilité de gérer tous vos comptes courriel au même endroit ou encore d’utiliser des identités différentes lorsque vous envoyez vos messages, GMail offre une panoplie de fonctions qui vous permet de gérer votre courriel personnel et professionnel de main de maître. J’utilise ce service de Google quotidiennement ...
