Gmail Notifier 1.0.25.0
The Gmail Notifier is a application that alerts you when you recive a new Gmail message for Windows 2K / XP / 2003
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1.6.2009 Visual Studio 2005 Tools for Office IntelliSense Code Snippets
IntelliSense code snippets allow developers to easily create and distribute their own customized code libraries. Using the Visual Studio Integrated Development Environment and the power of IntelliSense, inserting these commonly used pieces of code is an effective way to enhance your productivity.
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18.1.2006 Yahoo! Mail Notifier 1.0.0.12
A simple to use Firefox extension that can notify you when you have new mail.
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2.8.2008 Uninstall Office Genuine Advantage Notifications Notifier (KB949810) with OGA Uninstaller
Office Genuine Advantage (OGA) is another initiative by Microsoft to stem the piracy and counterfeit copy of Microsoft Office business producitivity suite and applications.
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12.10.2009 Gmail goes down again
According to IT Pro, Gmail has crashed at 11 AM today, making it the third time this year Google has had problems with their service.
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8.5.2009 5 little-known Gmail features you may not yet know about
When we began rolling out a new Gmail code architecture a few weeks ago, we also launched some new features to help improve the speed and convenience of managing email.
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17.11.2007 Gmail antivirus official
How does anti-virus scanning work?
Each time you send and receive attachments, Gmail automatically scans them for viruses.
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4.12.2005 Gmail Audio Player
Gmail has a built-in player for MP3 attachments. If you receive emails that include MP3 files (maybe a podcast or a public domain recording), you can listen them directly from Gmail.
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23.8.2006 Google Gmail Outage
Google is having a really bad day. The Mountain View-based search giant revealed that an outage affected its email service for approximately four hours.
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24.2.2009 Gmail is 5 years old today
It's hard to believe but five years ago Gmail was launched and changed how we view email storage forever.
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6.4.2009 Google Gmail had a serious bug, claim
Google has managed to keep the lid on a serious bug in Gmail that had enabled hackers to take over accounts, read the contents and use them to send spam, since the service started.
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16.11.2005 Service Offers File Sharing Over Gmail
P2P users have found a creative way to fill up the more than 2 gigabytes of e-mail storage offered by Google's Gmail: file sharing. A new service created by Dutch student Robbie Groenewoudt taps into Gmail and creates an index of files that can be accessed by other users.
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27.11.2005 Google Adds Virus Scanning to Gmail
Google on Wednesday silently added a new feature to its Gmail service: virus scanning. The company will now check all incoming and outgoing e-mail attachments to keep users' inboxes safe. By scanning outbound attachments, Google can also keep viruses from proliferating by way of Gmail.
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1.12.2005 Google vows to increase Gmail storage limit
People using Google Inc.'s Gmail service are sucking up storage space faster than the company can add it.
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13.10.2007 Google removes Beta label from Gmail and other services
It’s one little word - but its presence can make all the difference in the world.
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7.7.2009Google 'feels your pain' after the latest Gmail outage
Yesterday, many Gmail users found themselves unable to access their mailboxes, as Gmail returned a "Temporary Error (502)." Google later
posted an apology in the official Gmail Blog that gave a clue as to how big the outage was...
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12.08.2008Get Gmail on the mobile!
[b]Now you can access your
Gmail messages from the web
browser on your mobile phone
or device. Read and reply to
your Gmail messages any time,
anywhere.[/b]
http:
//www.google.com/glm/gmail]htt
p://www.google.com/glm/gmail ..
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16.12.2005Gmail Goes Offline with Google Gears
Today Gmail Labs released a new feature that bridges the gap between desktop and web-based applications like never before: Offline Gmail. You can now
access your Gmail from your browser any time, whether or not you're online.
Offline Gmail uses Google Gears to download all of
your email to your desktop (every last gigabyte). Using Gmail in offline mode is exactly the same as using it normallyexcept that when offline mode is
enabled in your browser, Gmail is that much faster.
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28.01.2009Gmail goes down again
According to IT Pro, Gmail has crashed at 11 AM today, making it the third time this year Google has had problems with their service. A Google
spokesperson said, "A number of our users had difficulty accessing Gmail this morning. The problem was immediately investigated, and service was
restored within twenty minutes.". This isn't the first time Google has had problems this year. Back in February, Gmail was down for over 4
hours. In January, a human error caused every Google search to feature a "this site may harm your computer". In the past year, Gmail has been down
5 other times.
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09.05.2009Gmail Gets Chatty
Google debuted Gmail Chat on
Tuesday, a service that would
allow users of the client to
start instant messaging chats
from their Gmail account, as
well as save their chat like
e-mail messages or see when
contacts are online through
the Google Talk network...
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07.02.2006Google Opens Gmail Signups Further
After opening its formerly
invitation-only Gmail webmail
service to anyone with a
mobile phone in August 2005,
Google removed that
requirement Wednesday. Now,
anyone can signup for a Gmail
account by creating a Google
Account...
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07.02.2007Google Opens Gmail Service to Public
When Google unveiled its instant messaging client yesterday, there was only one problem: Google Talk requires a Gmail account, which has been invitation-only since its beta debut in 2004. This changed on Thursday, however, as Google opened Gmail to anyone in the United States with a mobile phone...
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26.08.2005Gmail Updates Its Look, Adds Themes
Google's beloved web-based email client has always been ripe for third-party design customization (we've always been partial to the
Gmail Redesigned skin in
Better Gmail, for
example), but now Gmail is officially riding the interface customization train by offering 30-some new themes to spice up your inbox. Keep reading for
a screenshot tour of the cool new offerings...
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20.11.2008Gmail goes offline
Google has introduced a new feature for Gmail users to allow them to access their email offline. Announced on the Google blog you will be able to
cache your messages on your computer using Google Gears. A user will be able to open a browser and point it to gmail.com and have acess to their
emails and be able to edit, read, and even write emails but they will not send until the user connects back to the Internet. "Once you turn on
this feature, Gmail uses Gears to download a local cache of your mail. As long as you're connected to the network, that cache is synchronized with
Gmail's servers.
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28.01.2009Turn Gmail into a Tagged Knowledge Base
Blogger and information junkie Steve Rubel details how he uses Gmail as a taggable, searchable knowledge base using previously mentioned tricks and
tools like
Gmail plus addresses, the
Ubiquity Firefox extension, and
Gmail Labs Quick Links. It's a fantastic system, not only because
it works perfectly with apps you already live in (namely Gmail), but also because you can save and tag an entire web page in a few keystrokes.
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17.09.2008Gmail Gives Up, Adds Delete
Button
When it first launched in
2004, Google's Gmail was
missing a key feature
available in competing e-mail
services and clients: a
prominent delete button.
Although Gmail offered
deleting through a dropdown,
Google felt users should never
have to delete messages thanks
to expanded storage. But the
company has finally given in...
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20.01.2006Gmail overtakes AOL, becomes third largest email provider
According to ComScore, a marketing research company, Gmail is now the third largest email provider in the United States. InformationWeek broke down
the numbers, revealing last year Gmail grew a remarkable 46 percent, from 25.3 million to 36.9 million users. Gmail is now on pace to overtake Windows
Live Hotmail, at 47.1 million users, in around seven months. Gmail has continued to grow most likely due to its apps, like Google Docs and Google
Calender which take standard desktop applications into the "cloud." Gmail's growth did not even seem to be slowed by its perpetual beta tag
which was just removed earlier this summer. Yahoo Mail continues to lead the pack when it comes to U.S.
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18.08.2009Gmail rolls out its offline options
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28.01.2009Service Offers File Sharing
Over Gmail
P2P users have found a
creative way to fill up the
more than 2 gigabytes of
e-mail storage offered by
Google's Gmail: file sharing.
A new service created by Dutch
student Robbie Groenewoudt
taps into Gmail and creates an
index of files that can be
accessed by other users...
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29.11.2005Gmail service outage points to a hole in the cloud
It's more than just Gmail, as Google Apps users in the UK and elsewhere this morning couldn't sign on.
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24.02.2009Gmail is 5 years old today
It's hard to believe but five years ago Gmail was launched and changed how we view email storage forever. If you recall when Gmail was made
semi-public it shattered the email storage capacity for any available free service. Storage was measured in gigs and you seemingly could store
unlimited amounts of emails. The Gmail launch also started a frenzy of trying to acquire an invite to the service. It was a clever but very
effective technique by Google to give out invites to users who would then get 10 more invites and so on which caused people to start selling them on
Ebay.
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06.04.2009Google Adds Virus Scanning to
Gmail
Google on Wednesday silently
added a new feature to its
Gmail service: virus scanning.
The company will now check all
incoming and outgoing e-mail
attachments to keep users'
inboxes safe. By scanning
outbound attachments, Google
can also keep viruses from
proliferating by way of Gmail...
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02.12.2005Gmail Adds RSS, Attachment
Viewing
Google has upgraded its Gmail
service with a few new
features, including a built in
RSS reader and address
shortcuts. RSS feeds appear as
"Clips" on the top of
the Gmail screen and users can
choose from random popular
feeds or input their own.
Yahoo added a similar feature
to its private Mail Beta last
week...
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09.12.2005New Video and Voice Chat in Gmail
Google
announced a brand new Gmail feature
today: Video conversations in Gmail - called "Gmail Video and Voice".
This service combines the chatting abilities of GTalk, previously
used in Gmail for chatting inside the browser. Google has now enabled full video, voice, and text chat inside the browser to Firefox, Chrome, or
Internet Explorer users on Windows and Firefox users on the Mac, with possible expansion to Linux and mobile phones later. The service works by
downloading and installing a small plugin which enables Gmail to use your webcam and microphone and enables the video and voice features of the
service.
Gmail users will find this addition useful, because many of their existing contacts use Gmail or GTalk already, and no dedicated
application is necessary.
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12.11.2008Google to try more security on Gmail
After prompting by a group of privacy advocates, Google said Tuesday that it plans to test a more secure version of its Gmail service to see if it is
viable.
Google plans to change its back-end servers so that some users will automatically use an encrypted HTTPS (Hypertext
Transfer Protocol Secure) connection when they use Gmail. Right now, everyone uses HTTPS to log in to Gmail, but after that Web pages are sent without
encryption.
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