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Articles Tagged "google":
Multiple, Rich Text Signatures in Gmail ¬
2010-07-16
I migrated to Gmail back when they first started testing IMAP support, allowing easy migration of my pre-existing email archives and the ability to continue using in the familiar Mac OS X Mail application, but soon found that I much preferred the the web interface due to the efficiency gains from its intended use. However, as I’ve merged many email addresses into far fewer Gmail accounts, I’ve still been envious of the signature support of desktop email clients. No more.
Vehiculr.com for Sale ¬
2010-02-17
I dislike domain squatting and I didn’t use this domain as planned, so I’m selling vehiculr.com and its matching Google/Gmail & Twitter accounts. I’m only really looking to recover registration & listing fees, but a few extra dollars would certainly help.
Please help spread the word if you know anyone who might be interested.
Gmail Voice & Video Chat ¬
2008-11-12
From the Official Gmail Blog’s announcement:
All you have to do is download and install the voice and video plugin and we take care of the rest. And in the spirit of open communications, we designed this feature using Internet standards such as XMPP, RTP, and H.264, which means that third-party applications and networks can choose to interoperate with Gmail voice and video chat.
Pretty cool.
[Via Hicksdesign]
"Google Chrome" Comic Book ¬
2008-09-02
I find it brilliant that Google went the route of a comic book to introduce and explain their new web browser project: Google Chrome.
The Windows beta is set to be released today. Hopefully it won’t remain in persistent beta state like so many of their projects.
Update: now linking to the official comic, not the scanned copy.
[Via Daring Fireball]
Google Talk for the iPhone/iPod Touch ¬
2008-07-10
[W]e’ve tried to keep the design as faithful to the desktop experience as possible, so it should be familiar to you. You can select from a quicklist of the people you contact most, search your contacts, and manage multiple conversations.
I’ve been playing with this a bit over the last week. It works quite well and is complemented by the fact that the predictive keyboard in the iPhone/iPod Touch is nearly 100% accurate for me, regardless of what I actually type, even when turned sideways on a table and typing with two fingers.
I still much prefer the mobile web version of Gmail to the native iPhone/iPod touch version of Mail, but that may change with version 2.0 of the iPhone software. It’ll be interesting to see if Google starts implementing some native apps for release through the App Store. With web apps like these and their own Android platform it’s probably harder to justify.
[Via TUAW]
Google Trends for Websites ¬
2008-06-27
It appears that, along with some other nice updates to Google Trends, they’ve added support for comparing web sites by top level domain name.
Some trends to watch:
apple.com vs. mac.com vs. me.com
textpattern.com vs. expressionengine.com vs. wordpress.com
[Via AURUM3 NewTech]
Update: Link updated from the Google Trends blog to the Google Webmaster Central blog which has the specifics on this particular new feature.
Google's Macworld Makeover ¬
2008-01-15
This morning Google went live with the Macworld Makeover of their mobile portal with a number of new updates for iPhone/iPod touch users. It’s now very much iPhone-like as well as including improvements to both Gmail & Google Calendar and adding iGoogle to the mix.
I’ve been using their mobile portal on my iPod touch since I received it on December 14th (more on that another day). They had only just released said AJAX portal 9 days prior, so I didn’t find myself missing Apple’s Mail client from the iPhone which is non-existent1 on the iPod touch.
Today’s modifications are a welcome update to an already well executed feature.
1 One can hack the iPod touch to install the various iPhone-specific and 3rd-party apps.
