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 [Lifehacker Comments] Gmail Labs: Gmail Labs Adds Google Calendar, Other Gadgets to Sidebar: Manually re-order your left sidebar: Turn on "Navbar drag and drop" in Labs, and you can drag any of your widgets up and down in your left-hand sidebar. Combined with the right-side options above, you can place your gadgets pretty much anywhere you'd like.

 [Read/WriteWeb News] Google Labs Adds More Gmail Goodness: Gadgets for Calendar, Docs ...: I think it's safe to assume that these two latest gadgets from Labs are leading candidates for core Gmail functionality, especially given how simply and effectively they combine access to the most popular Google apps in the place where most users live and breathe - their inbox.

 [Google Blogoscoped] Gmail Now Supports Gadgets: Note when you add multiple gadgets, opting in to Gmail’s “Navbar drag and drop” experiment can come in handy as well, as it lets you move the positions of the individual gadget boxes.

[Industry Standard Breaking News] Gmail gets integrated Calendar and Docs | The Industry Standard: Someone up there on the Google cloud must be watching which Labs features users activate for their Gmail accounts and tally up whether these new features will be part of a final Gmail version. However, while Gmail is still in a perpetual beta status, I wonder who has more input into shaping the future versions of Gmail: the personal user or the businesses that use Google Apps?

 [Solo Technology] Speaking of Cool Google Stuff - New Labs Gadgets » Solo Technology: To get to the Gmail Labs stuff first log into your Google Mail account. Click “Settings” at the top, then click on the “Labs” section to see all of the gadgets with which you might like to experiment.

[Andrew Whitaker] Google Adds “Gadgets” to Gmail Sidebar: You can now add any Google gadget to the left side (and the right side soon, I’m guessing).  The most important gadget right now looks like its the Calendar one–now you can view your Google Calendar events without leaving Gmail.  The only reason I hung on to Outlook as long as I did was because of the integrated calendar and email.  Will functionality like this convert other former Outlook users?

 [Rands In Repose] The Quirkbook: ... mdhughes All gadgets/tools must go in pockets in the exact right order before leaving home, come out onto desk when I get to work/back home. meeju I can't sleep if not having a mouthful of water before lay down; melle Browser tabs ...

[McColley.net] McColley.net » Blog Archive » Gmail Labs Adds Google Calendar ...: Turn off secure (https) access, if needed: The developers say that some external widgets might not work so hot if you’re accessing Gmail through a secure connection, the kind that puts https: in your address bar. That might be a deal-breaker for some, but Google’s own widgets seemed to work fine in our own test.

 [Google Blogoscoped Forum] Gmail Gadgets, Gmail Calendar and Gmail Docs - Google Blogoscoped ...: I wonder if they'll expand the drag and drop feature to allow dragging to the right column and let you move anything there from the left. It doesn't make much sense the way it works now, adding a separate feature for each item to appear on the right side (currently Chat and Labels only).

 [A Nimble Mind] Gmail Gets Integrated Calendar and Docs « A Nimble Mind: You can head over to Settings/Labs in Gmail and enable the two new features that will dock on the left side of your inbox. Using the other Labs features, you can reorder your gadgets and move some of them (chat, labels) on the right side, for a more comprehensive inbox.

 [searchnewz: Blog RSS Feed] Gmail Now Supports Gadgets: Note when you add multiple gadgets, opting in to Gmails Navbar drag and drop experiment can come in handy as well, as it lets you move the positions of the individual gadget boxes. You can also enable the Right-side chat and Right-side labels experiments to free more space to the left.

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