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Gmail’s New ‘Priority Inbox’

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Google is rolling out yet another new revolutionary Gmail feature today which aims to make email sorting and managing easier and much more productive. If you rely heavily on emails for your work, Gmail’s ‘Priority Inbox’ is a God send for your inbox woes. The new feature is basically an algorithm which picks up hints […]

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Gmail Phone Feature Goes International & Crosses 1 Million Calls

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According to official figures from ComScore in December 2009, Gmail has 176 million users worldwide and counting. Google very smartly decided to make use of the huge dedicated customer base and launched Google Call Phone service 2 days ago which integrates the Google Voice calling technology with Gmail and turns users’ inboxes in to a […]

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Your Gmail Inbox Is Now A Phone Line

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Google announced at its press event yesterday that it has integrated Google Voice technology with Gmail and now users can make voice calls to any traditional phone number (landline) from their computers and also receive incoming calls through their Google Voice number. If you’re a Gmail user and have a Google Voice account, you can […]

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How To: Gmail Lets You ‘Undo’ Send

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There are countless times when we wish we had not hit the ‘send’ button after writing a quick email and somehow could stop the message from going through or call it back. Sometimes you forget to attach files to an important message and look foolish in front of the receiver who could be a client […]

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Linux Finally Gets Gmail Voice & Video Chat

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It’s taken almost 2 years of patience and seemingly false hopes, but Linux users are finally getting the much requested Gmail features: Voice and video chat. It sure seems a bit odd that they weren’t available up till now but better late than never. Google has just released the feature which provides support for Ubuntu […]

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Chrome Users Can Now Drag & Drop Gmail Attachments To The Desktop

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Google rolled out its latest update to gmail today, currently available for Chrome users only, allowing users to simply drag and drop attachments to their desktops to save. This is going to make life a hell lot easier for publishing companies, newspapers, websites depending on contributions and a whole lot of other big business, not […]

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All Microsoft Word Attachments Now Open in Google Docs

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The new feature was rolled out yesterday allowing all Microsoft Word documents to be opened and viewed with all features in Google Docs. The “view as HTML” button at the end of a message containing an attachment is now replaced only by “View” which opens all your files using Google Docs; which then offers multiple […]

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Improved Version of Gmail for the iPad

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Talk about preferential treatment! Google just announced a new and improved version of Gmail for the iPad. This is the second time Google has presented a special Gmail version for an Apple product as it launched one in April 2009 for Apple’s mobile iOS along with the Android. The current version is inspired from users’ […]

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Gmail Lets You Drag And Drop Images Directly Into Emails

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Last month Google added a drag and drop attachment feature in Gmail, now this feature is expanded and you can drag images directly into your e-mails. This feature is available only in Chrome browsers others just have to wait for their turn. When you drag image into e-mails a big box appears suggesting you the […]

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