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What is the best way to organize your e-mail Inbox?

Vijay — Sat, 26 Sep 2009 05:25:18 +0000

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10 Shortcut Keys for Yahoo Mail

Vijay — Sat, 16 May 2009 00:00:58 +0000

Here are some keyboart shortcuts that will give you better experience with Yahoo Mail.

Command	Shorcut
Check Mail	m
New Mail	n
Reply	r
Reply All	a
Forward Message	f
Mark as Read	K
Mark as Unread	Shift+k
Next Message	Ctrl+. (Control key + Period)
Previous Message	Ctrl+, (Control Key + comma)
Close Message	Ctrl+\ or Ctrl+w

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All GMail emoticons in single mail

Vijay — Sat, 02 May 2009 07:00:10 +0000

GMail recently introduced Extra Emoticons through GMail Lab. You can use all the following emoticons now. Have fun!

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Send mails with lots of emoticons

Vijay — Thu, 30 Apr 2009 09:00:20 +0000

Are you the one who often use emoticons in your mails? Then you have a great news today from GMail Labs.

Google introduced emoticons on October 2008 through Gmail Labs.

A new release in GMail labs, Extra Emoji, showered with a lots of emoticons.

Below is the list of emoticons released by Extra Emoji.

Using emoticons in mails are always fun and makes the mail better in terms of look and feel.

Enable Extra Emoji from GMail Labs and Have fun!

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GMail celebrates it's 5th anniversary

Vijay — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 08:00:33 +0000

GMail 5th Anniversary

1 April 2004, the day, GMail was launched to public with 1GB mail box quota. Today, GMail celebrates it’s 5Th anniversary.

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GMail or GMail BETA?

Vijay — Tue, 24 Mar 2009 15:00:39 +0000

GMail BETA was released on 01 Apr 2004 and currently being used by a huge number of people. GMail BETA will be celebrating it’s 5th anniversary on coming 01 April 2009.

The initial launch was with subscriptions that are based on invitations. Few years latter it was open to public which significantly increased the number of GMail users.

However still it will be with the BETA label. Isn’t strange to have BETA for a product which is doing good(?) over five years?

Although GMail BETA often announces new features it will still have the label BETA with it.

What is the big deal in the BETA?
Well, having a bug in stable release is much different than having a bug in BETA release. Isn’t?

If this continues for few more years, no wonder if, GMail would be called as GMail BETA.

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Cool Service to notify website downtime/uptime

Vijay — Mon, 08 Dec 2008 23:00:46 +0000

If your favourite website is down, is there any way to let you know once it is up again?

Yes, Ding It’s Up! provide a cool service by mailing/texting you the website down time or up time.

“Ding It’s Up is a free service that alerts you via text (SMS), twitter or email when a website goes down or when it comes back up…”

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How to protect your GMail account?

Vijay — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 19:25:56 +0000

Do you concern about unauthorised access to your Google Mail account?

GMail has an in-built solution for this issue.

At the bottom of your GMail page, you will find “Last account activity” followed by “Details”.

Click on “Details” link which will show your recent GMail account access.

From this, you will be able to find out if and when unauthorised agents accessed your mail.

As shown in the above image, you can find “AccessType”, “Date and Time” including the “IP Address”.

If your Google Mail account is currently being accessed from another location, this table will list the other session(s) in the “Concurrent session information” table.

If you find a suspicious or simultaneous access, then you can sign-out all other sessions, except yours from this session window. Then you can make necessary steps by changing the password/security question to avoid unauthorised access.

This is an excellent service provided by GMail. This will help you to protect your GMail account from unauthorised use.

To know more about this service, please visit GMail Help

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Google Docs and Calendar in GMail

Vijay — Tue, 28 Oct 2008 23:00:30 +0000

Google never stopped experimenting new things. GMail Labs is an example for this. As part of this Labs feature, recently GMail introduced two new Labs features.

Google Calendar and Google Docs now can be added into the left side bar in GMail.

If you are using Google Calendar for events/anniversary remainders, then it would be definitely useful for you.

Happy experimenting!

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Yahoo said Goodbye to RSS Feeds

Vijay — Sat, 25 Oct 2008 07:30:29 +0000

It is a really a bad news to Yahoo Mail users. Yahoo planed to remove RSS Feeds from its All New Yahoo Mail. These RSS feeds will be deleted from Yahoo Mail and will be moved to MyYahoo.

This will definitely frustrate most of the loyal users of Yahoo.

My Yahoo has already has been filled with so many content gadgets. In my opinion MyYahoo will never be the alternate solution hold RSS Feeds.

via YMailBlog

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