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google

A year before, websites showing shared items in Google Reader were the talk of the industry. But none of them have kicked off like a Next Digg and some have even closed down since: 1. RSSMeme – My favorite website and the only website seem to be running. 2. ReadBurner – Under revamp now. I [...]

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Gmail Labs Features I use

February 12, 2009

Gmail Labs is a place where Gmail frequently tests new features . You can visit http://mail.google.com/mail/#settings/labs and opt in to get those features. There are lots of features. Some of the Gmail Labs facilities I really use often: 1. Gmail Offline – Downloads your Gmail messages, attachments to your desktop. So you view, search, reply your [...]

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Google Chrome

September 4, 2008

Likes: 1. Lightning fast. Works great with Wikipedia pages, vbulletin forums, Google applications like Gmail, Google reader. 2. Connectivity. Not only does http://nonoh.net loads damn fast, i am also getting connected to all calls without delay and fail. From Firefox I couldn’t connect properly many times. 3. Larger screen space. Uncluttered menu.  I used to [...]

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1. Do you use more than one gmail account for managing official, academic, friendly mails? You can read them all through just one account. Go to your secondary email accounts – > Settings -> Forwarding and POP/IMAP and enable forwarding. You can also set filters to make things easier. 2. You can not only read [...]

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Google reader tips

August 9, 2007

1. Rename your subscriptions. More than one blog can have the same blog title. For example, some Tamil blogs have the same title – ????? ??????????. No quick way of knowing which person’s blog is updated. Also, some blog names are strange / unclear that we don’t remember. And some names are lengthy. So what [...]

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