 | Google really is on a roll as we had already covered in the story about Google Latitude earlier!! Now they have added a neat and useful feature called “Multiple Inboxes” in Gmail. If you like to organise your mails by creating labels and filters, this is a very useful feature. Basically what it does is… |
 | Google is on a roll these days. First it was the launch of Gmail Offline, then it went under sea with Google Earth 5.0, now it has provided a nifty feature which lets you and your friends know about each others’ current location, and going by the way Google is launching these services, I believe… |
 | Yahoo is adding a new feature called “Search Pad” in “Yahoo! Search”. Currently it is still in the testing stage and not available to the public. Search Pad detects a user’s research intent and records the visited sites automatically. |
 | Dell Computer corporation brings out great offers for their customers on a regular basis. But all these offers are generally mentioned along with different order numbers. So customers can’t have a wide look over all the available offers. So, Dell has now launched twitter accounts to tweet the discounts and updates. |
 | Plymouth is the new Graphical Boot system of Fedora 10 which replaces the old RHGB boot system. If you have already installed Fedora 10 and are able to see a blue-white bar at the bottom of your monitor/screen while Fedora 10 loads, then Plymouth is actually enabled on your system. You are unable to see… |
 | Wouldn`t it be great if you could have the GMail Shortcuts marked right on to your keyboard? Yes, you could actually have that. Google is throwing in free stickers to anyone who sends them a self-addressed stamped envelope. |
 | The Google Team launched the latest Google Earth (which is into it`s 5th version from the previous 4.3). Let us find out what this new Google Earth has to give to it`s users: |
 | Windows 7 provides you with a tool called the Snipping Tool, with the help of which you could actually select a portion of the screen whose screenshot is to be taken. This is very helpful since you are now freed of the hassle of ‘Prnt Scrn’-ing the entire screen and cropping the required portion out…. |
 | The Missing Manuals are world famous technology publications from O’Reilly. These books product overview, pointing out what a particular product is good for. Successive chapters dissect the entire product piece by piece giving users a real-world perspective. Thousands of people accross the world have actually made Missing Manuals the essential companion for some of today’s… |
