Google plans to begin rolling out to Gmail users on Tuesday a new feature designed to automatically rearrange messages in their inbox so that the most important and pressing ones appear at the top.
From Computer World
Gmail Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Hurricane Earl Monday, August 30, 2010
Solo Sunday, August 29, 2010
OK, I have done my best to not get attached as he is leaving us soon. But really, when the little guy comes galloping up with his tail wagging and looking up with a winsome expression….
Fidel Castro Saturday, August 28, 2010
Has a blog!
So true Saturday, August 28, 2010
Source unknown – someone sent me this.
More Borg Friday, August 27, 2010
Google’s new Gmail voice-calling feature logged more than 1 million calls in the first 24 hours, the search engine giant announced Thursday.
WOW. More than one million calls that did not use Skype or did not use the telcohead service.
for our own good! Friday, August 27, 2010
He said many Islanders are already gambling on risky, unregulated sites outside Canada.
It is good to know that The Minister has the well being of our gambling addicts in mind. (smirk)
Borg’d again Thursday, August 26, 2010
Google has confirmed that it plans to allow American and Canadian users to make free phone calls directly from their Gmail accounts this year, going directly into competition with Skype and other more traditional phone operators.
Voice is very easy to set up – few options and my first few calls have been equal in quality to a corded phone. They do seem to be rolling out in Canada very slowly and the service is not yet enabled on my normal account. There is a work around. Hint – make a US proxy server your friend.
Whoop.. ‘call phone’ just popped up on my normal gmail account.
Gommit teat Monday, August 23, 2010
About 90 per cent of federal loans given to the first group of Atlantic technology firms under a highly touted assistance program announced a decade ago are unpaid.
pucker Sunday, August 22, 2010
MacDonald says a memorandum of understanding the committee is working on with Tourism Charlottetown would clearly lay out the city’s expectations and also give the city more of a say in how the money is spent.
Good for you Councillor! I suspect what we just heard was a pucker from a few operators.