Google is removing the “beta” label from many of its key services, including Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Docs, Google Talk, and Google Video for Business. The move is seen as a way to attract large businesses to Google Apps, its suite of messaging and productivity applications. For most users of Gmail and Google Calendar, today’s… Continue reading Google Removes Beta Tag from Gmail and Other Apps
Category: Email
Send Voicemail on Email
If you have favored voice message rather than normal text email, Blind Speak is a good option for you. This service synthesizes the text, provided by you, into MP3 and allows you to send it as an attachment over email. You get a preview of how the output will look like with an option to… Continue reading Send Voicemail on Email
Tips to Exploit Gmail
#1 The power of plus ( + ) Gmail has a hidden feature according to which while giving your email address to someone you can suffix ‘+groupname’ after your id, e.g. while giving it to some of your business relation you can give your email address as ‘yourid+business@gmail.com’ instead of ‘yourid@gmail.com’, or while giving… Continue reading Tips to Exploit Gmail
Send SMS from your GMail
You can now send SMS text messages to anyone in your Gmail address book right from the Gmail website. Go to your Gmail Labs settings and enable the “Text Messaging (SMS) in Chat” feature. The facility is currently available only for US phone numbers. You can send (and receive) text messages via the embedded chat… Continue reading Send SMS from your GMail
Check Multiple mail accounts at one Place
ePrompter allows you to compose, forward and reply to the messages that have been retrieved for you. ePrompter will work with Yahoo, Yahoo Beta, MSN, AOL, AIM, Gmail, Hotmail, POP3, Earthlink, Excite, Juno, Lycos, Mail.com, Mindspring, MyWay, Netscape, Rediffmail, SBC Yahoo, USA.net, Windows Live Mail, and hundreds of other email domains.