Tag Archive | "google"

How To Change Gmail’s Looks With New Themes

Sunday, November 23, 2008

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Google has release a new set of themes for its Gmail service which would be a great news especially for those who tend to get bore easily with the same interface and design with a period of time. A while back you could change the design and looks of Gmail with Greasemonkey scripts on Firefox [...]

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Download And Save Videos From YouTube, MySpace And DailyMotion Quickly

Sunday, November 23, 2008

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Do you want to make a download your favorite video from YouTube,MySpace, etc or do you want to backup your uploaded video from these services? There is a quick way of downloading the videos, since there are many services out there which help in downloading the videos, I have found SaveTube to be really good [...]

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How To Check If Your Blog Is Compatible With Mobile Phone

Monday, November 17, 2008

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Do you love some blog or maybe own a blog? If you want to know if a blog can be accessed from mobile phone or not? There is a small handy Google tool that can help you with the answer.

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Access All Your Email Accounts From Gmail

Saturday, November 15, 2008

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Do you want to manage all your email accounts such as Hotmail, Yahoo, AOL, etc from Gmail? Instead of checking different email accounts on their websites respectively,  you can now manage all your email accounts from Gmail. All you need is to enable POP3 from your Yahoo, Hotmail, or any other account, POP 3 is [...]

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Upload, Move, Or Import Emails From Microsoft Outlook And Mozilla Thunderbird To Gmail

Friday, November 14, 2008

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Do you want to move all your emails and contacts from MS Outlook, Outlook Express, or Mozilla Thunderbird to your Gmail account? You can move all your emails quickly to Google Apps Gmail account, but moving them to vanilla Gmail Account is tricky. This tutorial is about moving emails and contacts from desktop email clients to [...]

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How To Perform A Power Google Search To Get Specific Search Results

Sunday, November 9, 2008

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If you’re doing a search that returns too many results, the best way to specify results is to learn how to perform power search using all the built in tools right in the Google’s simplest layout. For example, you can limit the search results to a specific language (instead of changing the options in the [...]

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How To Add Your Favorite Google Desktop Gadgets To The Left Sidebar Of Your Gmail Account

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

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Yesterday, I wrote a post titled How To Add Google Docs And Google Calendar In Your Gmail Account. Today I am going to teach you ways of adding your favorite Google Gadget in your Gmail Account. The process is tricky but fairly easy. The title of this post could be confusing for some but this is [...]

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How To Add Google Docs And Google Calendar In Your Gmail Account

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

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Do you use Google Docs and Calendar frequently? Now you can integrate them in your Gmail account. They are now available in the Gmail Labs, but are disabled as default. You simply need to enable them to view them in the left sidebar of your Gmail homepage.

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How To Check If Some Intruder Is Accessing Your Gmail Account

Friday, October 24, 2008

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If you are suspecting that some hacker or an intruder is accessing your Gmail account without your knowledge then Gmail has a feature called Last Account Activity that will provide you with information about your recent account activity. The information includes the last time that the account was accessed, the IP address from which the [...]

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How to Log Into Multiple Google Talk Accounts Using A Simple Hack

Monday, September 22, 2008

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You’ve got multiple GMail accounts, say, one for work and another for personal use; and you would like to sign onto both Google Talk accounts on the same computer at the same time. By default, GTalk doesn’t permit multiple instances, but a simple hack can fix it.

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