Google’s just rolled out Gmail labs in multiple languages all over the world. It means non-English speakers can finally grab all of Google’s fancy e-mail toys. But we’re not convinced every English language Gmail user knows all the bells and whistles that come with Google’s service.
The Gmail team has been quietly adding new features for years. Here are ten seriously useful Gmail tools you’ve probably missed already.
Apple couldn’t stop unveiling new iPhone apps today. As well as a ton of new features for developers, including push notifications and cut and paste, it’s updated the iPhone to support MMS messages, record voice notes and even squeezed in a new e-mail app.
Using Lotus Notes at work? Then a new LinkedIn plugin is about to make you the most productive worker in the office… or at least let you stalk people from the comfort of your e-mail app!
The BlackBerry Storm has been a long time coming. Years of research, development, trial and error have gone into its creation. Here’s a quick rundown of the BlackBerry heritage that has led to the Storm‘s creation, and why it puts the handset in pole position to topple the iPhone.
Ever sent a late night e-mail, only to regret it first thing in the morning? Yep. We all have. Including the programmers at Google, so they’ve created Mail Goggles, a new feature that stops drunken mailing by asking maths questions before your message is sent!
