Gmail Trickles Back After Outage
Maybe Gmail's stronger in Google headquarters and that's why it came late to the news that the service went down for some users.
Old Gmail is (finally) dead. It's time to finally accept that the redesign is here to stay.
Maybe Gmail's stronger in Google headquarters and that's why it came late to the news that the service went down for some users.
You can tweak the settings; you can educate yourself about the settings; but you cannot opt out of Google's data collection. That is, unless you stop using Google altogether. Let us show you how.
It's easy to get upset about Google's newly announced changes to its privacy policy, because as many have now pointed out, despite Google's mission to not be "evil," the changes have some pretty evil implications.
Instead of just sitting around and complaining on Twitter about the new Gmail, do something about it.
If at first you don't succeed, try again in a couple of weeks.
Alongside Google's Reader and Gmail renovations, Google has finally introduced a native iPhone App.
Colombian blogger Carlos Andres Jimenez got ahold of an released video tour of Gmail's redesign, and it looks awesome.
Despite a few power users, there's still a stigma around using aol.com addresses
The move offline means Google's free programs are more like the software giant's
The virtual workshop will soon be no more
Chinese officials push back against Google assigning blame to China
Congressman wants a better way to police White House staffer's Gmails
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