New spam tactics: Gmail need repair team?

Hebat spam skrg ni, dulu main blast email je, skrg check dulu email tu active atau tidak, jgn tertipu & jgn sesekali mereply.

Mr. @google need to block that address

Gmail improve label with drag and drop function, Live and Yahoomail to follow :P

Read detail on Gmail official blog here.

Keyboard laptop ku yg berwarna-warni (Google Gmail sticker)

Keyboard laptop ku yg berwarna-warni, originally uploaded by faizal.rahman.

Mesti ada yang pelik tengok keyboard macam ni. Sebenarnya yang berkaler2 tu sticker. Sticker yg diperolehi dari Gmail team. Basically yang berkaler tu shortcut2 untuk menyenangkan penggunaan Gmail menggunakan shortcut. Bila dah terrer nanti bolehlah cabut. Sticker tu bukan jenis yg terlalu melekat, kalau tanggalkan gosok2 sikit dah boleh hilang dia punya gam. Elok jugak pakai benda ni, boleh protect key2 dari daki especially key2 yang selalu ditekan mcm Enter.

Gmail fail inspiring Twitter fail

Due to Google Gmail outage yesterday someone has create this photos. These photos are inspired by Twitter's image during their common outage.

Customizing your own theme for Gmail

Official Gmail Blog: Choose your own theme colors:

"Since we launched themes for Gmail, many people have asked, not surprisingly, whether they can customize the look of their inboxes without having to use some advanced scripting magic. And while you can't make custom themes that change with the weather like some of the pre-set options, you can now choose your own Gmail colors.

Just click on the Settings link in the upper right hand corner of your screen, select the Themes tab, and find the "Choose your own colors" option at the bottom of that page. You'll be able to select colors for everything from the background of your inbox to link text.

Companies that use Google Apps won't see the options for themes yet, but we're working on getting themes to you too."

Google Gmail sticker

Just received Gmail sticker today. Thanks to Mel because she help me to post an envelope to Google office when she is in New Zealand last year. Yes last year. If you interested to get those sticker, you can check Gmail team blog here. I'm not sure if this offer still valid or not.

Google update menu for Label and Move

For more information, check Gmail blog post here.

Gmail now with theme

p/s: hope they will offer theme for google apps email soon!

Read your mail without touching your mouse

From Gmail blog:

Official Gmail Blog: Tip: Read your mail without touching your mouse

We also can use [ and ] for navigate to previous/next message and archive automatically.

Gmail will add multiple login alert and remote signout features

Read the original post:

Official Gmail Blog: Remote sign out and info to help you protect your Gmail account

5 little-known Gmail features you may not yet know about

Quote post by Robby Stein from Gmail Blog

When we began rolling out a new Gmail code architecture a few weeks ago, we also launched some new features to help improve the speed and convenience of managing email. I've been using several of these new additions over the last few weeks, and while they might seem small on their own, they really can add up to save you a lot of time and hassle. That's why I decided to list my five favorite new features that are so new, you may not have noticed them. We are still rolling them out to IE6, international and Google Apps users, but for those of you who noticed a new contact manager among other recent improvements in our latest version, here they are:

5. "Archive and next" shortcut
We added a bunch of new shortcuts to Gmail, but one that I've found to be a true time-saver is what I call the "archive and next" shortcut. When I have a lot of mail, it can be really annoying to have to open a message, click "Back to Inbox" and then select the next email I want to read. So once you enable shortcuts in Settings, you can simply press the left bracket key "[" while viewing a message to archive it, and then immediately open the next oldest one. When I see a long list of unread messages, I like to open the first one and then just hit "[" to swiftly move through my mail and archive as I go. (P.S. By clicking the right bracket "]" you can also move the other way if you want to open newer messages after you archive).






4. Share mail searches with friends
How many times do your friends tell you, "I can't find that email you sent me." Now you can prove that you did indeed send that message, despite the accusations. All you have to do is search for the message using your expert mail searching skills, and when you find it listed in the results, just copy and paste the URL and email it to your friend. When he or she goes to that link while in Gmail, your friend's Gmail will run the same search you ran and will be able to locate that "lost" email instantly. For example, if you wanted to share a search for "pick me up at airport," so flight information can be located, you would send over this URL: http://mail.google.com/mail/#search/pick+me+up+at+airport.

3. Browser navigation and history
Your web browser is now a great way to navigate Gmail. Instead of having to find the right links on the page to move from inbox to messages to other Gmail views, you can use the browser navigation buttons (back and forward) to jump back and forth between emails. You can also open your browser history and click on specific emails that you've read to go right back to them. This allows you to quickly access certain emails without having to re-read your inbox. Browser history is something that often doesn't work well on complex web apps like Gmail, but we've gone to great lengths to make it work right.








2. Bookmark emails
I frequently need to save a single email for a period of time, such as a message that includes an important phone number. But I don't want to create a separate label for one message, and I also don't want to archive all the email that comes in after that message just to keep that thread near the top of my inbox--and hopefully the top of my mind. This problem is now easily solved by a new ability to bookmark specific emails. All emails now have dedicated URLs, so just by adding a browser bookmark while viewing a message, you can return to it whenever you want, just like a regular web page--although you will still have to log in to Gmail if you've signed out.

1. "Filter messages like this"
I find filters to be one of the most useful features in Gmail, but sometimes it can be hard to set them up quickly. So we added a new capability that makes a filter based on the message you are reading, so you can keep track of future similar emails. By clicking on the dropdown menu in the upper right-hand corner of every email (the upside-down triangle), you can now see the option to "Filter messages like this." Not only can you easily create a filter based on the sender, but this is especially handy if you are trying to filter emails sent to mailing lists. We automatically set up a filter for you based on the "list ID" header, which does a better job of finding emails sent to mailing lists.

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Google launch Official Gmail Blog

Google launch Official Gmail Blog:

Official Gmail Blog

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Better Gmail (Firefox extension)

Title: Lifehacker Code: Better Gmail (Firefox extension)
Link: http://lifehacker.com/software/gmail/lifehacker-code-better-gmail-firefox-extension-251923.php

Great extension for Firefox + Gmail user.

:: Install Better Gmail for Firefox


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