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Google No Longer Supporting IE6 – Yea!
I just received this email from Google as I administer several Google Apps accounts. In it, Google relates their reasons for discontinuing support for IE6. As a web developer, this is music to my ears because IE6 is a notoriously irritating browser to … Continue reading
I’ve been waiting for this one for a long time: You can now insert images in the body of your emails in Gmail.
Starting today, you can put your Gmail account on autopilot. From Google: As more and more everyday communication takes place over email, lots of people have complained about how hard it is to read and respond to every message. This … Continue reading
The 2008 Google Zeitgeist has been released. Check it out to see what everyone has been searching the web for this year.
The LIFE photo archive is now available on Google. The collection dates all the way from the 1750s to today. Read more about the archive on the official Google blog.
Soon you’ll be able to send SMS text messages from Gmail chat. I for one am really looking forward to this feature. Plus, for users of my online text messaging form, this feature may be what gets them started using … Continue reading
Google has added a new experimental feature to Gmail: Mail Goggles. Its aim is to make sure that you really want to send an email by asking you simple math problems to verify you’re in your right mind. By default, … Continue reading
“Chrome is not in a ‘browser war’ with Firefox and Internet Explorer. It’s a different animal.” Read more about Google’s strategy in the Linux Journal.
In honor of Talk Like a Pirate Day, Google now lets you search in Pirate speak.
Yesterday, I wrote about the latest web browser that is quickly making inroads on the web: Google Chrome. Among all the oohs and ahhs it has been generating, many people have questioned whether or not the browser’s terms of service … Continue reading