 | 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. |
 | 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. |
 | Certainly!! Gmail’s offline version (Gmail-OV) can be considered as a real-time alternative to desktop mail clients. The offline version provides almost all functionality that you would look for in a Desktop Based email client. |
 | Facebook has an official toolbar app for Mozilla Firefox. This add-on is indeed a very helpful one as it helps you to organize your profile more effctively and reap benefits out of your Facebook profile. But, absence of any such official toolbar for Microsoft`s Internet Explorer is really uncalled for. Thanks to the guys at… |
 | Thanks to Adobe AIR and FOSS protagonists. And in them, we trust. Well, we finally have a desktop client for the Google Reader. All you need to do is get the Adobe AIR environment installed on your system and grab the AIR application called ReadAir, Bingo!! In Seconds, you will be accessing your feeds on… |
