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Two-way Gmail synchronization capability available
05/04/2010, North American BIS users will be able to experience two-way Gmail synchronization this week, which means that if you happen to own a BlackBerry that is tied to any North American carrier which isn’t going through BES, Gmail will work [...]
Hotmail Push Email For Mobile Phones Via ActiveSync On Its Way
04/29/2010, While Google’s Gmail service is enjoying quite a bit of success recently, Microsoft doesn’t plan to let the search engine giant run off with the webmail crown just yet. Word is that Microsoft is planning to introduce Hotmail push email [...]
Google Buzz integrates with mobile Gmail
04/07/2010, Looks like users of mobile Gmail will now be able to take advantage of Google Buzz, thanks to the introduction of the mobile web app that enables one to post buzzes on the go. Buzzes can be seen in your [...]
Concept: Google Maps Envelope Beta
03/30/2010, Need to send a snail mail to someone, but can’t be bothered to print out the letter and walk to the post office? If Google ever adopted this concept Google Maps Envelopes, it would certainly save you all that trouble. [...]
Google Buzz unveiled
02/09/2010, As expected, Gmail has a brand new toy for us to play with – Google Buzz. Google Buzz is a brand new way to start conversations about stuff that interests you, while sharing various updates such as photos and videos [...]
Google flexes muscles against social networks
02/09/2010, Google isn’t going to let the popularity of social networking just pass by them without doing anything about it – word has it that the Internet search giant is taking on Facebook and Twitter on their own turf, thanks to [...]
Google Hosting A Special Event On Tuesday
02/08/2010, Reports are coming in that Google is sending out invitations to a special event on Tuesday at the company’s Mountain View, California campus. Details aren’t abundant just yet, but apparently “some new product innovations” are promised at the event. It’s [...]
Facebook Email Coming?
02/05/2010, Could Facebook and Google become competitors soon? Aside from getting a new facelift to commemorate its 6th birthday, a recent report hints that Facebook might be gearing up to provide its own full webmail service, which will obviously have to [...]
IE6 Users To Lose Gmail And Google Calendar Support Too
02/04/2010, It was previously mentioned that Google Docs and Google Sites would be ditching support for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer 6 (IE6).Considering the popularity of those services, it would probably be a good way to get users to upgrade/switch to a newer [...]
Google makes secure Net connection default
01/13/2010, Google has decided to make default its secure version of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol that are used by Web browsers whenever one uses their services. Here’s a snippet from the Big G. “Using HTTPS helps protect data from being snooped [...]
Gmail For Mobile Devices Gets Speed Increase
12/20/2009, It’s certainly good to see that Google is always looking for ways to improve on their existing apps, and not just focus on coming out with newer products (though those are great too). The latest from the Google Mobile Blog [...]
Offline Gmail Graduates From Labs
12/08/2009, It’s hard to believe that Offline Gmail has been around for almost a year, spending most of its time in the Gmail Labs. Now it seems that all that hard work has paid off, as Offline Gmail has graduated to [...]
Gboard Helps With Gmail Shortcuts
12/04/2009, Many folks out there love Gmail, but learning (and remembering) the very useful Gmail shortcut keys might not be as simple for everyone, and that’s where the Gboard comes into play. It’s basically a small keyboard with the corresponding Gmail [...]
