Showing posts with label google labs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label google labs. Show all posts

Saturday, February 7, 2009

Ten Gmail Labs Features You Should Enable

Gmail has been leisurely but certainly rolling out cool new features ever since the happening Gmail Labs. If you refuge't taken benefit of the fruits of Labs, here's a look at 10 Labs features you should allow.

Offline Gmail
Probably the most significant item you can get out of Labs, Offline Gmail takes lead of Google Gears to fork Gmail into an offline dispatch client. You can hunt most of your send, glug new mail, and do sweet much everything you can do with Gmail while you're coupled to the internet. Gmail automatically detects whether your related or not to keep your offline and online Gmail in sync.

Multiple Inboxes
Got a widescreen observer and a lot of filters and labels you want to keep an eye on? When enabled, Multiple Inboxes displays up to eight different searches or labels next to your inbox for a queen-sized dashboard of your send activity.

Tasks
Google has taken a lot of flimflam for not creating a to-do catalog app to spherical out their productivity suite of apps. Tasks may not be a detailed-fledged app (yet), but it's a great edge. You can even seizure a send into a duty with an easy Shift+t keyboard shortcut. Once set up, you can add errands to your Firefox sidebar and access it from your booth phone and iGoogle.

Go to ticket
Gmail has all kinds of great piano shortcuts, with combo keys that take you to your inbox ('g' then 'i'), starred mail ('g' then 's'), and more. With Go to brand enabling, you can abruptly route between labels from your upright in a related approach. Simply print 'g' (Go), 'l' (Label), and then depart typing the name of the marker you want to go to. Go to class will autocomplete the sticker, so odds are you'll be there in a pair of keystrokes. Go to identify also facility with the next Labs mark, Quick Links.

Quick Links
Quick Links adds a new sidebar to Gmail just below your labels. When enabled, Quick Links can be worn to bookmark anything in Gmail, from a frequent pursuit to a definite transmit. It's an incredible way to set up sudden access to usual searches lacking locale up a filter and label.

Superstars
By evasion, Gmail ships with one fair star to help you better keep trail of, and call out important emails. With Superstars enabled, you've got a massive 12 different icons to take from. You can even quest for different megastar types specifically—especially usable if you want to set up some Quick Links with your Superstars!

Canning Responses
Do a lot of repetitive typing, do you? With Canned Responses, you can set up canned replies so you can speedily and simply fire off that same old respond lacking succumbing to the pains of RSI. Your hands will thank you. (If you're truly sober about canned responses, ensure out Texter [Windows], TextExpander [Mac], or Snippits [Linux]).

Custom Keyboarded Shortcuts
love upright shortcuts but never fairly got the suspend of the present of Gmail's keyboard shortcuts? With Custom Keyboard Shortcuts enabled, you can adapt any of Gmail's default shortcuts to your fondness. Handy!

Forgetting Attachment Detector
Save manually the embarrassment of the next whoops-I-forgot! Message with the Forgotten Attachment Detector. It scans your contact to uncover about whether you had meant to confer a summary and alerts you if an attachment is absent.

Pictures in Chat
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Pictures in Chat aspect does right what it sounds like: adds addict icons to your Gmail Chat screen. This one won't boost your productivity all that much, but it's a nice little pinch.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Offline gmail

Gmail is my main mail client for years for its simplicity, efficiency and speed. With the new Gmail Labs feature, namely offline Gmail, Google had successfully finished bother me, for all alternatives. 

Gmail is offline Google Gears, which is about to download a local cache of your e-mail to retrieve and synchronize with the mail servers of Google, as you are online. If no connection is available, you can access the locally Gmail with your browser, not just what you can, if you're online (with the exception of Google Talk, of course). 

If the connection is available again, what you did, just off-line must be synchronized with Gmail's servers again. Offline e-mails are sent, the stars and the labels are updated, etc. 

Like other Google services, the new feature is slowly rolled. If you do not see your Gmail Labs, you must in a few days, unless you are not with Gmail English (U.S. & UK). 

If you use Gmail offline Gmail Labs already, you can, and do it by clicking on the "Offline0.1", next on the upper right corner. 



Following Flacky mode is interesting. It synchronizes your e-mails with the server in the background, but Gmail is still with the local cache. 

Official Gmail Blog - New on Labs: Google Mail Offline 

Updates: 
Gmail is offline on my Gmail account after less than 24 hours after publication. Gmail downloaded a year for a total value of my Mail Archive, with its annexes. 

Although I Flacky Connection mode can be used to speed things up, even though we are on a decent connection. But it appears that, in conjunction Flacky mode, images in emails are not displayed. If most of your emails on the basic text and images, Flacky result is useful to speed things up, otherwise, do not use if the Internet connection is slow or unstable.