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[ReadWriteWeb] Since Google introduced "Gmail Labs" to the users of their popular, web-based email application, they've been adding new features constantly, all of which you can enable or disable with the click of a button. Some of those Labs features are "gadgets" - aka small widgets that you can add to your Gmail sidebar.

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[Download Squad] The problem with Gmail Labs: Remember The Milk gadget goes dark: So I'm not sure if it's just me or if Google hasn't gotten around to updating and breaking the RTM app for Google Apps users. This might be one time where I'm happy that it takes so long for Google to port their new features to Google Apps.

[TODAY ON BUZZ3R - Web 2.0 STORIES] Five Fabulous Gmail Gadgets You Won't Find in Labs |: ... "Gmail Labs" to the users of their popular, web-based email application, they've been adding new features constantly, all of which you can enable or disable with a click of a button. Some of those Labs features are "gadgets" - aka ...

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[Multisens] It integrates with gmail: Top Desks For Gadget Lovers - Dont even think about shopping for desk at IKEAyoure better than that. The Sony PSP4000 is reportedly coming in late CrapWrap allows anyone to offer the allure of poorly wrapped gift, smothered in brown packing tape.

[Lifehacker Australia] Is Thunderbird, Desktop Email Dying Out? | Lifehacker Australia: But so has desktop email in general, especially as sophisticated web-based email like Gmail offers its own killer add-ons via Gmail Labs””including offline Gmail, which delivers a deathblow to one of desktop email’s greatest features: ....

[Saad Kamal] Gmail Gadgets: Google Calender and Docs: Similarly you can use the Google Docs gadget to view your recent documents directly from your Inbox. You can customize your view options such as - only spreadsheets, only presentations, or only documents previously opened by you.

[Multisens] PSP Improved LCD Screen: ..Twitter Gadget in webbased Gmail Http Dot Dot Splash SplashWell dont use the Gmail webbased much but found this new twitter gadget for Gmail which is simply superb apple display. The Sony PSP4000 is reportedly coming in late Add to your webpage .

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[hyperdanja] links for 2009-02-27: (tags: dataportability gmail opensocial socialweb). How FriendFeed uses MySQL to store schema-less data - Bret Taylor's blog .

[Programming Blog] Five Fabulous Gmail Gadgets You Won’t Find in Labs | Programming Blog: Some of those Labs features are “gadgets” - aka small widgets that you can add to your Gmail sidebar. A few of the top gadgets in Labs include things like Tasks, Google Calendar, and Google Docs.

[Crave: The gadget blog] Inside CNET Labs: Windows Vista SP1 performance | Crave - CNET: Crave is our blog about gorgeous gadgets and other crushworthy stuff. If you would like to contact Crave with a tip or comment, please write to: crave@cnet.com

[Technologizer] Gmail Plays Taskmaster | Technologizer: –Tasks only show up in Gmail, even though they’d be at least as much at home in Google Calendar, and maybe more so. And as far as I know, no mobile version of Gmail (such as the excellent one you get when you access Gmail in the iPhone’s Safari browser) provides access to tasks yet.  I happened to attend a holiday party at the Googleplex this evening, where I hobnobbed with some of the folks responsible for Gmail;

[Mozilla Labs] Mozilla Labs » Blog Archive » Introducing Prism: [...] Mozilla Prism：整合桌面软件和web app Adobe有Air，Microsoft有Silverlight，而Mozilla推出了Prism。尽管表述有所不同，但三种平台其实做的是一件事情，也就是打破桌面软件（desktop app）和web app的界限，而现在的重点在于，把web app变成像桌面软件一样，让web app变得更强大。 现在的prism还很弱小，但是把gmail、twitter、meebo变成一个桌面软件还是能做到的。现在的prism还需要下载，未来应该也是可以基于web的。 下面的图就是prism的操作界面，输入web app的网址，取个名字，选择快捷方式（shortcut）的位置，就完成了。 [...]

[Crave: The gadget blog] Alltel hops on the Palm Treo Pro bandwagon | Crave - CNET: Bonnie Cha is a senior editor for CNET, covering smartphones and GPS. When she's not testing the latest gadgets, you can find her chasing after her crazy lab or surfing in the chilly waters of Northern California.

[Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO] Your favorite Google things in 2006?: The abbility to build up from the ground a CSE that can be 100% monetized since hour 0 and that as much it´s used it grows up both in relevance and in importance (Authority) is very exciting and SiteMaps, a racional way to give leeds to GoogleBot look at our content (this being a standart now!!!) and to Google spent less in band, CPU, processing is very interesting too!

[Comments for The AppsLab] Now We’re a Social Network | The AppsLab: Expect the number of Google Friend Connect sites to spike quickly because the gadgets are pretty easy to install, and as a user, you don’t need a Google account (or don’t have to use one) to join. Friend Connect also supports Yahoo, AIM and OpenID accounts, which is very nice.

[Qt Labs Blogs] Qt Labs Blogs » Qt Invaded By Aliens ”” The End of All Flicker: Of course, it’s not so complex like Qt, but it uses non-native child widgets and it’s interesting project to demonstrate power of this idea. I noticed great speed improvements in the desktop and totally fast repainting (I’m implemented small set of reapint functions myself that’s CPU optimized, but Qt also has similar ones).

[Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO] Webspam in 2009?: Sure some spammers would more easily slide their sites back in, but as long as Google’s algorithum catches spammy sites they’d just get quickly thrown out again. And there’s probably lots of folks like me who just run a few sites in our spare time for fun and would be happy to make any changes if we just knew what they were and had a real way to request reinclusion.

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