Compulsive e-mail users rejoice: Offline Gmail has arrived, the Official Gmail Blog writes: Today we’re starting to roll out an experimental feature in Gmail Labs that should help fill in those gaps: offline Gmail. So even if you’re offline, you can open your web browser, go to gmail.com, and get to your mail just like [...]
Today gchat crapped out on me but this time I was not alone. The Twitterverse comforted me through, but the failure still triggered a conversation (not through gchat) that one day Google could shut down my life. With all of the fancy new upgrades to Google empire, I sometimes forget how horrifyingly dependent I am [...]
A friend in the Twitterverse sends us a screen shot of the Gmail themes Google is apparently unveiling across accounts. Click for a larger view.
In its unyielding quest to control every miniscule tidbit of information that could ever possibly be produced by or for the human mind, Google – through its philanthropic arm, Google.org – has stepped into predicting the future. Yes, your future. More specifically, Google Flu Trends plans to tell you when you’re going to get the [...]
At some point in the process today’s Daily News column was severely truncated from it’s full version, likely just a copy/paste glitch. These things happen. The good guys there have some bigger fish to fry today, so no hard feelings of course. Here’s the column in its entirety, as submitted: It’s 11 a.m. Saturday morning. [...]
In the grand history of e-mail no one has ever sent a drunken message and remained proud of said message the morning after. What’s a horned or angry drunk to do? You can’t pull back the e-mail, but you can certainly make it harder than hell to send it! Insert Google’s latest proof that they [...]
To celebrate their 10th anniversary, Google has released their search (mostly) as it was in 2001. According to their FAQ it will be around for about a month. Google 2001 Search