Posts Tagged ‘Gmail’
Zorgloob » Attention en allant sur Gmail !
In Shared Items | 2 Jun 2010
Un proxy arrive à se positionner premier sur la requête “Gmail”.
Méfiance, tel est le maître mot aujourd’hui pour les utilisateurs de Gmail ! Un proxy, proxy2bay.appspot.com, a réussi à se positionner premier pour la requête Gmail sur Google.fr.
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Drag and Drop Gmail Attachments
In Shared Items | 2 Jun 2010
Gmail added support for a HTML5 feature that has been recently included in Firefox and Google Chrome: selecting files using drag and drop. If you use Firefox 3.6+ or Chrome 4+, you can now add attachments by dragging the files from your favorite file manager to Gmail. When you drag the files, Gmail shows a drop zone where you need to place the files.
“We’ll enable this for other browsers as soon as they support this feature. For now, you can drag and drop attachments in Chrome and Firefox only,” mentions Google.
The nice thing about this feature is that it no longer uses the Flash [...]
Use Gmail for iPad in Google Chrome
In Shared Items | 2 Jun 2010
Google has recently released a version of Gmail optimized for iPad, Apple’s lightweight computer. Gmail for iPad is similar to the iPhone version, but the main difference is that Gmail has a reading pane.
“We’re launching an experimental two-pane user interface to take advantage of its large touchscreen and tablet form factor. Building upon the Gmail for mobile web app, this new interface displays your conversations on the left and your messages on the right hand side.”
Here’s how to create a Google Chrome shortcut that launches Gmail for iPad:
A l’heure du tout numérique l’email a clairement supplanté la bonne vieille enveloppe postale mais cette dernière n’a pas dit son dernier mot et pourrait même être remise au goût du jour par son petit frère numérique…
Concept imaginé par Rahul Mahtani et Yofred Moik, ‘Google Maps Enveloppes’ est une fonctionnalité intégrée à Gmail qui permettrait de transformer d’un simple clic vos emails en véritables courriers papiers.
Rien de bien révolutionnaire même si l’option serait bienvenue, dans le même esprit certains opérateurs téléphoniques français [...]
Twitter + Gmail + Picasa + Reader + Wave + …
Prenez Gmail, l’un des produits le plus populaire de Google. Ajoutez un peu de Twitter, un soupçon de Picasa, une louche de Youtube, une rasade de Flickr, une couche de Google Reader. Laissez mijoter. Quand l’odeur vire au réseau social, ajoutez un bonne tranche de géolocalisation via Google Maps. Remuez et couvrez. Finalisez en proposant une version HTML 5 compatible avec les iPhones et autre Androids, et servez. Voila Google Buzz messieurs, dames.
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Quel Gmail Ninja êtes-vous?
In Shared Items | 2 Jun 2010
Nous l’avons souvent répété : pour nous Gmail est de loin le meilleur service email existant. Toutefois beaucoup de gens l’utilisent de façon basique sans vraiment exploiter toutes les nombreuses possibilités offertes. C’est pourquoi Google a lancé une section consacrée à diverses petites astuces pour mieux utiliser Gmail et devenir ainsi un vrai “Gmail Ninja.”
Cette section est divisée en plusieurs catégories: White belt (ceinture blanche),” “Green belt (ceinture verte),” “Black belt (ceinture noire),” et “Gmail master (Maître Gmail),”. Les [...]
Five Fabulous Gmail Gadgets You Won’t Find in Labs
In Shared Items | 2 Jun 2010
Since Google introduced “Gmail Labs” to the users of their popular, web-based email application, they’ve been adding new features constantly, all of which you can enable or disable with the click of a button. Some of those Labs features are “gadgets” – aka small widgets that you can add to your Gmail sidebar. A few of the top gadgets in Labs include things like Tasks, Google Calendar, and Google Docs. But did you know that there are a ton of other gadgets you can add, too? It’s true, but you won’t find them in Labs – you have to add them yourself by URL.
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Another Gmail Lab, Another Life Altering Enhancement
In Shared Items | 2 Jun 2010
Three cheers for Gmail! The web-based mail service is on a Gmail Labs roll. The latest addition? Search Autocomplete, which when enabled, will help you find any and every name in your contact list. Just type in the first couple of letters and you’ll see all of your matching contacts in the drop down list. And for other messages, all you have to do is type “photos” or “pictures” and the appropriate search terms (jpg, etc.) gets added in the search bar. . . same goes for typing “attachment” as well. Just think of it like Google Search, right inside your Gmail inbox!
Ever say something in an e-mail that got you into serious hot water? Google now gives users a five second window to “undo” any Gmail message before it’s sent out over the tubes.
Multi-file upload in the Flickr and Gmail house
In Shared Items | 2 Jun 2010
I saw two posts at the same time on the topic of multiple-file uploading from a Web app which is a topic that we have covered many times before.
This time we have our good friend Scott Schiller posting on the Flickr uploader. He details the user experience from file selection, to progress, to completion, and then delves into the technical details including the Flash 10 changes:
Due to a change in the security model beginning with Flash 10, file selection must now begin via the user clicking directly on the Flash movie. With previous versions, you could call [Flash movie].selectFiles() [...]
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