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Gmail News02 Jan 2007 01:27 pm

Another Gmail Problem

Basically, a website could download your entire Gmail contact list by adding a
bit of code to their server and exploiting Google’s JSON API. The problem has
apparently been fixed, very soon after the vulnerability was found.

Via | Techcrunch.com



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Gmail & co.12 Dec 2006 12:20 pm

Get mail from other accounts

Now Gmail can check for the mail you receive at your other email accounts.

You can retrieve your mail (new and old) from up to five other email accounts
and have them all in Gmail. Then you can even create a customized ‘From:’
address, which lets you send messages from Gmail, but have them look like they
were sent from another one of your email accounts.

Please note that you can only retrieve mail from accounts that have POP3 access
enabled.

Learn more here



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Gmail & co.06 Sep 2006 10:51 am

Some Gmail invites

If you are looking for a Gmail invite, you can point your browser here:

https://www.gianlucapezzi.com/2006/09/06/inviti-gmail-disponibili/



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Gmail & co.11 Jul 2006 09:17 am

The Google Plane!

Nice one!

Via | Gadgetblog.it



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Gmail & co.24 Apr 2006 09:25 pm

Get Yahoo Mail Beta

To get Yahoo Mail Beta, just switch your content preference to Germany, France
or UK.
Then you will be asked if you want to join the beta when you log into your Yahoo
Mail.
Say yes, and join the beta.
Then from the options menu, change your content preference what it was before.
Then go to Yahoo Mail again.
You should see Yahoo Beta.
If you don’t see it, go to options and click “Try Beta” button. That’s all.

Via | Googlesystem.blogspot.com

How to change your content preference:
* log in to Yahoo Mail
* click Options
* select Account information from the left panel
* go to Member Information, General Preferences, Preferred Content
* select, for example, Yahoo UK
* click Finished
* go to Yahoo Mail
* you’ll see a page that says “It’s the New Yahoo! Mail Beta… and you’re
invited.”
* click on “Try Beta Now”.



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Gmail & co.03 Apr 2006 04:00 pm

Notifier2

Notifier2 is a free windows program that allows you to monitor your multiple
email accounts without having to log in. It sits obediently on your task bar and
keeps a tab on your accounts. You can monitor multiple GMail, Hotmail or Yahoo
accounts. Notifier2 also provides a preview for your email accounts. Only log in
if you see some important emails come in. You can also send emails in 2 clicks
using Notifier2. Weve saved countless number of hours for our users. Imagine all
the surfing you can do instead.

https://www.notifier2.com/



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Gmail Invites19 Feb 2006 03:56 pm

Lookin’ for Gmail Invites?

Click on this link https://www.gmail.afraid.org/ and follow the instructions!

Stats since Oct. 4, 2004:

 * In queue now: 68
 * Distributed: 289833
 * Last distributed at 16:50 EET, Feb. 19



Comments (33)
Gmail Hacks15 Feb 2006 05:13 pm

Disable Gmail Talk popups Greasemonkey script

Google Talk’s been integrated into many Gmail accounts by now, and while it’s
pretty neat, the chat popup that appears any time you rollover someone’s name
could drive anyone batty.

Happily Google expert Garett Rogers provides a Greasemonkey user script that
disables the popup without having to shut off the chat feature entirely. Useful!
Free download, Firefox and Greasmonkey only.

Via | Lifehacker.com



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Gmail Hacks26 Jan 2006 08:44 am

GetByMail 1.3 - Access or Share Your Files via Email

GetByMail.com is pleased to announce the release of GetByMail version 1.3 -
remote access and file sharing by mail software.
With GetByMail you can stay at home and have access to your office computer and
vice versa simply through your e-mail account. You can get remote directory
listings and tree view, download/upload files and directories, perform change
dir, make dir, rename and delete operations, capture remote computer desktop
screens, run remote applications, shutdown, reboot and logoff remote computer.
During download/upload operations files and directories are automatically
compressed and split into small pieces to assure reliable transmission.
GetByMail gives you a unique ability to share files on your computer with other
people simply through e-mail. It is an excellent solution if you want to share
files with people who do not have access to FTP, P2P or are behind firewalls.
With a help of GetByMail you can get through the firewall without any hassle.
Because GetByMail only requires an e-mail address the program is very easy to
setup. No complex network configuration, no dedicated IP and no additional FTP
software are required. The software also includes an easy way to play slots,
also known as "automaty" in Slovak. Most popular Internet E-mail (POP3/SMTP) and
Microsoft Exchange Server e-mail configurations are supported.
GetByMail supports SSL connections over POP3/SMTP protocols and is compatible
with Google Gmail service.
GetByMail built-in security features allow you to administrate e-mail addresses
that are authorized to use GetByMail. All messages and attachments are reliably
encrypted to secure the communication process.
GetByMail has intuitive FTP client interface with local and remote computer left
and right panels. Program is multithreaded and can functions in background while
you work on other things.
GetByMail version 1.3 is available for Windows 95/98/Me/NT4/2000/XP and is free
to use. Application can be downloaded at
https://www.getbymail.com/en/download/bin/gbm.exe



Comments (16)
Gmail & co.& Misc25 Jan 2006 09:40 am

Connect Google Talk to AIM, MSN, & Yahoo

Google has announced plans to get Google Talk and AIM talking, but with a little
elbow grease you can do that and more today.

Now that Google has opened up their Google Talk servers for federation with
other Jabber servers, you can use Google Talk to connect to your friends on AIM,
MSN, Yahoo or ICQ.

Here’s how, step-by-step with screenshots.

Via | Bigblueball.com



Comments (15)

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