Official Gmail Blog: 2 hidden ways to get more from your Gmail address (8)
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Posted by Robby Stein, Associate Product Marketing ManagerI recently discovered some little-known ways to use your Gmail address that can give you greater control over your inbox and save you some time and headache. When you choose a Gmail address, you actually get more than just "yourusername@gmail.com." Here are two different ways you can modify your Gmail address and still get your mail: Append a plus ("+") sign and any combination of words or numbers ...
Video: Twitter in Plain English | Common Craft - Explanations In Plain English (5)
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Video: Twitter in Plain English Want to use this video at Work? We also offer downloadable versions that are improved, higher resolution and licensed for use in the workplace. View/Buy a Licensed Version in The Common Craft Store Want to Share on the Public Web? The video above is free and offered for non-commercial use. You are welcome to share it as long as you attribute “Common Craft”. The You Tube embed code is below: ...
Official Google Reader Blog: Share anything. Anytime. Anywhere. (77)
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Have you ever wanted to share something that you were reading, but you didn't want to go through the hassle of subscribing to a whole feed for a single interesting article? And what about sharing content from sites with no feeds? There you are, reading along, and you think to yourself, "If only everything on the web had a 'Share' button like in Google Reader!"
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Foomandoonian said:
Testing the new Google Reader functionality. It's really well though out, but I can't seem to get my profile on my shared items page!
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Eric said:
This is a test.
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onethumb said:
Ok, this is too dang cool. I hope this gets propagated to FriendFeed!
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gabor said:
ez király, zoli, ilyesmit akartál?
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Eric said:
An integration of Google Notebooks?
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Joe said:
Cool
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Bradley said:
This sharing so so cool!
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Flexdaddy said:
Have you ever wanted to share something that you were reading, but you didn't want to go through the hassle of subscribing to a whole feed for a single interesting article?
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Bradley said:
This is very cool!
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Tony W said:
Yay. Google Reader now supports adding a note to a shared item
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Tyler said:
I seriously was wishing for this feature just yesterday when I saw a KUTV news report that was done but when I came to Reader to share it I realized I only had a KSL feed and I was about to subscribe to a KUTV feed when I got distracted.
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Daryl Milne said:
Cool!
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Alex said:
GoogleReader的share功能变得更加实用了，现在我能添加一些自己的说明在这里。
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m. said:
Move towards social reading...
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Peter said:
This is such a great way to keep track of new, websites, tips and tweaks that you want to keep on hand, but don't neccesarily want to bookmark! Not only does it make it easy to share with friends, but you can easily keep track of those great articles you don't have time to read!
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Drew Raines said:
There are officially too many places to store links.
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-ds said:
Share apo edw, share apo ekei.. share apo pandou!
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Tod Maffin said:
Okay, now this is cool. :)
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mhusson said:
I agree with Nick, this is a cool feature for Reader to have. Now if they could just integrate this with Blogger...
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XY3 said:
Ух ты! Будем юзать.
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paul said:
And the notes are automatically imported into FriendFeed!
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ZT said:
Тестую нову функцію Рідера. Чи буде мета-соціальна мережа, яку будує Google, життєздатною покаже час.
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Guy and Chas said:
Just testing the new Google Reader feature.
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Tero said:
Handy way to share things outside subscribed feeds.
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Sean said:
This is freakin' awesome!
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Bo Madsen said:
Testing the "share with a note"-option within Google Reader.
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Gryphon said:
Yay for Google!
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luxus said:
cool jetzt kann man hier notes eintragen!
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Dmitry Roslyakov said:
Круто!
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lostfire said:
I love this feature!
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Juvenn said:
Google Reader updated, more share, more interesting.
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Kirby M. said:
Google Reader takes on social bookmarking with a bookmarklet and notes.
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Rory M said:
This is interesting. Looks like another attempt of Google's to completely unify all their various social aspects.
The problem I'm having with Google currently isn't the level of quality their services provide. It's the complete lack of design unification their products show. Their stuff may be simplistic-looking, but it's almost all ugly. That's a problem for me.
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Adam W. said:
Devlin makes a good point. Why keep bookmarks in delicious or elsewhere if I can share them and store them all in Reader. I can still do private and public sharing. I can search. AND its one less tool... we'll see.
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Nils Öhman said:
Kommentarer till delade länkar gör Google Reader ännu mer användbar.
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oleg40a said:
that's cool
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SonniesEdge said:
Could be useful...
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Rafa de Castro said:
Y que menos que compartir esta noticia con una nota...
Disney Buys Taare Zameen Par distribution rights - News Line 365 (1)
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TopNewsDisney Buys Taare Zameen Par distribution rightsNews Line 365 - 3 hours agoThis is the first time an international studio has bought the video rights of an Indian film. Taare Zameen Par, which deals with the life of a dyslexic child and how a teacher tries to help the child get out of his handicap, was a critical and ...Made me believe it to be IndiaFMDisney buys N American rights for TZP Times of IndiaBusiness ...
Find Who Has Access to Your Gmail Account (21)
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After years of testing, Gmail has finally added a very useful security feature: tracking open sessions. If you log in to Gmail from more than one computer and you forget to sign out, you'll be able to see the list of locations where your account can still be accessed. Until now, the only solution when you forgot to log out from Gmail after using a public computer was to change your password. Otherwise, anyone could ...
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sooraj said:
gmail tells you your password is leaked or you forgot to sign out.
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Jonna said:
Ooh nice option!
Be who you want on the web pages you visit (18)
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Posted by Niniane Wang, Engineering ManagerA while ago, I looked around the social web and wished that it could be less static. Sure, you can leave a comment on a blog or write a text blurb on your social networking profile. But what if you want to express yourself in a more fun way, with 3D graphics and real-time avatar interactions? I started asking this question as a 20% project, and I'm excited to announce ...
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Chip R said:
another possible game changer i think. embedable 3d worlds on html pages backed by google has a really good chance of catching on for regular internet users and making second life obsolete along the way. Wait until you can embed this stuff into google maps or google earth.
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James said:
who'd have thought?
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Chris McQueen said:
really?
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Kenny Stoltz said:
So winning a contest for alphaing the room creation features of this product is what got me the iPhone. I have to say that it's interesting but not that interesting. The main difference in a years worth of work is that now it's not buggy which it was. It still is a resource hog and Windows-only. I'm honestly amazed at how slow it is but it's the first of its kind from Google and Niniane and her team had to create a lot of it from scratch I guess. Hopefully they're green lighted to keep working on it because I do see some potential in it... but it has to cut down the memory/CPU intensiveness.
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Zane Shelby said:
Was this created in house? It seems like the kind of thing that Google would mistakenly acquire.
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Still more reasons to avoid Internet Explorer | Defensive Computing - CNET News.com (1)
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Highlighting the obvious: Firefox good, IE bad. Read this blog post by Michael Horowitz on Defensive Computing.
India Begins Pre-registering for iPhone (1)
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Bharti Airtel and Apple® today announced that they will be bringing the highly anticipated iPhone™ 3G to customers in India later this year.
Smoking to be completely banned in workplaces - Economic Times (1)
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Smoking to be completely banned in workplacesEconomic Times - 31 May 20081 Jun, 2008, 1042 hrs IST, PTI NEW DELHI: Smokers beware! Hotels, airports, restaurants and even your drawing room would cease to be safe for you once the new regulations banning smoking in workplaces come into effect.Employer to pay if you smoke at work Times of IndiaSharjah bans smoking from today Khaleej TimesMerinews - Central Chronicle - The Nation, Pakistan - Daily Timesall 14 ...
Google Health Launches (2)
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After a year and a half since the first announcement, the much-anticipated Google Health has been released at Google Factory Tour of Search. "Patients need to be able to better coordinate and manage their own health information. We believe that patients should control and own their own health information, and should be able to do so easily," said Adam Bosworth in November 2006.Here's what you can do in Google Health:* create a health profile with ...
orkut Mobile (2)
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orkut, Google's social network, added a lot of features in the past year to be more competitive and to become more popular outside Brazil and India. Google Trends shows that the interest for orkut is declining, but it's likely that some people no longer search for "orkut" since Google India and Google Brazil added the service to the navigational bar in December 2007. orkut has around 120 million users, up from 50 million users in ...
IT's no big deal for ISB grads - Times of India (1)
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IT's no big deal for ISB gradsTimes of India - 11 hours agoHYDERABAD: The IT sector seems to have lost its sheen. At least for business school graduates, going by the placements of Indian School of Business (ISB) this year.
Linux Directory Structure Overview (1)
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One of the most noticeable differences between Linux and Windows is the directory structure. Not only is the format different, but the logic of where to find things is different.This tutorial will explain about Linux Directory Structure Overview with graphical image. Full Story
Tata Rolling Out Large WiMax Network in India (1)
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Lyrics for YouTube's Music Videos (1)
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If you want to see a music video, there's a good chance you'll find it on YouTube. The downside is that YouTube doesn't offer any music-related feature, so you can't find information about the artists, lyrics or concert dates.A simple Greasemonkey script adds one of these missing feature: lyrics. The script creates a container titled "Lyrics" below the video's description and shows the lyrics when you expand the container. Obviously, the video must contain the ...
Russian Gmail art (1)
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Posted by Arielle Reinstein, Product Marketing ManagerWe've seen people recreate the M from the Gmail logo out of dominoes and even sand, but until our colleagues in Google's Moscow office created this video, we're pretty sure no one had ever made a giant Gmail interface with:- 162 meters of gray tape- 45 lego pieces - 32 sticks of plasticine- 18 brushes- 18 square meters of batten- 12 cans of spray paint- 10 liters of white ...
What made me cry: Microsoft’s World Wide Telescope (1)
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Lots of people are asking me questions about what made me cry at Microsoft a few weeks ago. If I told you “a telescope” you’d make fun of me, right? Tell me I’m lame and that I don’t deserve to be a geek and that I should run away and join the circus, right? Well, that’s what I saw. Or, more accurately, the WorldWide Telescope. UPDATE: the official site is now up. Like I said, ...
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