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Gmail notice touts Chrome and Firefox, dismisses IE

Google is pushing users of its Gmail e-mail service to dump Microsoft's IE for its own Chrome browser or Mozilla's Firefox.

| News | Internet | 12/30/08 at 4:19 pm |


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5 Favorite Gmail Add-Ons

Gmail, Google's web-based e-mail service, has quietly been adding more add-ons and features via its Gmail Labs. Many of these free add-ons for Gmail improve personal productivity by embedding widgets on the blank real estate around your inbox. Here are 5 favorites.

| Opinion | Internet | SaaS | 12/22/08 at 10:56 am |


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Four Questions On Google App Security

Eran Feigenbaum, senior security manager for Google Apps, and Adam Swidler, product marketing manager for Google Apps, explain the steps Google has taken to defend their users against online evil and how, as a result, the company has become a serious contender in the security industry.

| Interview | SaaS | Security | 12/22/08 at 10:05 am |


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Gmail adds text messaging (again)

Google has reintroduced its text messaging service for Gmail after a failed launch in late October.

| News | Internet | Mobile & wireless | 12/11/08 at 1:18 pm |


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