Google last week unveiled the Gmail
Notifier, an application which lets you know if you have Gmail without having to actually open your browser.
Resting happily in your icon tray, the Google eyes wait for you to click them to check your mail. The application
checks your mail every two minutes, notifying you via a message when new ones arrive.
You can also set the Notifier to become the default email application when you click on an email link on a web page.
2. You can use labels exactly like folders. The only thing I don't like is that you can't use a filter on old mail... filters are only applied to new mail that comes in after the filter is created.
I also wish that the spam folder showed how many messages were in it (or the ability to turn off spam filtering all together)
Posted at 4:40AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Jensen
3. I heard that Gmail to good but i am having a hard time in finding how to open one for myself . If anybody can help me, I'll be very grateful..
Thanks and Regards,
Priyanka
Posted at 4:40AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Priyanka Gupta
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1. Trying to change the way we look at e-mail and read messages is not Google's core competency and they have really done poorly. Other than a thousand MB of space, gmail is the worst of the major email providers - I know it's in beta, but just the interface and lack of folders makes it unusable.
Posted at 4:40AM on Dec 19th 2005 by Directory Man