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See what’s new in Thunderbird
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6 Aug 2011As Thunderbird joins Mozilla’s rapid-release program, the e-mail client reorients itself for a new road map. But where’s it going? See what the Outlook alternative offers in this new First Look video. Originally posted at The Download Blog Go to Source
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- Tags: e mail, mail client, Mozilla, rapid release, road map, Thunderbird
Google still wants to make your website load faster. The company started on its web optimization quest with the Page Speed browser extension, then it moved the Page Speed tool online with an API and now Google is offering up the Page Speed Service. Google’s new Page Speed Service is invite-only at the moment, but [...]
Here’s an article to show you how to increase the value of your website customer. This is critical for long term business. There’s a saying in business that states that it is actually less complicated to sell to existing clients than it is to new ones. I feel that there ought to be an addendum [...]
Upload contacts to Google+ via your address book
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22 Jul 2011You can now add more potential contacts to your Google+ network by uploading your address book from Microsoft Outlook and other e-mail clients. Originally posted at News – Digital Media Go to Source
UConn, Harvard cozy up to Google
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22 Jul 2011The University of Connecticut is now using Google Apps for Education, while Harvard is employing Gmail for student e-mail accounts. Originally posted at The Digital Home Go to Source
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- Tags: Apps, e mail, education, google, Harvard, uconn, university of connecticut
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