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I can’t believe we waited so long for this: Gmail Blue [VIDEO]
You can never have too much blue. Blue water. Blue sky. Blue whales. The Blue Man Group. So, now Gmail is blue too. This is an excellent April Fool’s video from Gmail.
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Three essential Gmail apps that will make managing your business email easier
Gmail is the most widely used web-based email service in the world. It had more than 425 million active users world wide as of June last year. There are some nifty extensions that you can add to make managing your business email much easier.
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How to keep your email free of spam
As tempting as it is to confirm whether there’s $5 squillion sitting in the bank account of some nice old reverend from foreign climes who’s devoted his life to poor children and very cute puppies, we both know this one pongs to high heaven of over-ripe spam. But the good news is there are a number of precautions you can take to avoid scams, protect your personal information, and keep your email address safe.
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Man’s best friend laps up Ikea Australia’s Hundstol, one of many 1 April innovations [VIDEO]
Every year, we at Stately Anthill Manor await the first day of April with giddy anticipation. The array of innovation unveiled by companies of every stripe never fails to drop our jaws to the pavement. But none approach Ikea Australia’s gift to man’s best friend — the Hundstol.
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[email protected]! What if the Nativity played out in the digital age?
How would the story of the Nativity play out if Joseph, Mary and the Three Wise Men had access to email, smartphones, online social media and Internet shopping? A Portuguese web-development company put together a cheeky video Christmas card that offers a early 21st century version of the birth of Jesus.
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Google introduces mail sobriety test
Ahhh, Google. What did we ever do without you? I find it quite reassuring that Google, the money-making internet juggernaut, occasionally lets a flourish of humour escape from its well-oiled machine. Today, Gmail Labs released a new feature called “Mail Goggles”, which introduces obstacles to protect users from their own ill-conceived, inebriated communiqués. To quote…
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