It seems we’re seeing the future, if leaked images of Google’s new Ice Cream Sandwich Android iteration are anything to go by. Android Police and Roots Wiki seem to have come up with an odd cross-site team up to leak four pretty plausible screengrabs of the latest version of Google’s mobile OS, which will likely be Android 4.0. Disappointingly it seems the new OS is currently quite similar to the old version in terms of user interface, with a tweaked menu system and slightly altered notifications bar the main differences. Slicker, quicker and beepier However, don’t get [...]

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Google Chrome’s speed and stability have made it many people’s browser of choice. It has also supported browser extensions for some time, and there are hundreds now available that add to its features and help to make your browsing safer, faster and more productive. However, it’s not always easy to separate the wheat from the chaff, and there are some shockingly poor extensions out there. We’ve helped show the way by picking out 12 of the best Chrome extensions. 1. Send from Gmail Clicking ‘mail to’ links online can be annoying if you’re a Gmail user, because [...]

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Hacking collective Anonymous has decided it has had enough of getting kicked off of various social networks and has created its own online hangout. Called AnonPlus, the service is a Google+ style social network, but its big USP is that nothing on the site is censored. The reason for the social network is that members of Anonymous had their profiles blocked from Google+, as well as their Gmail accounts being frozen. We have arrived Although there is only a holding page for the site at the moment, it does look like Anonymous is to seriously go ahead with creating a social network where no one will [...]

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The Google spaceship seems to be altering and tweaking components on a daily basis – and today is no exception. Mat Honan over at Gizmodo has learned that it is no longer possible to log into two or more Google accounts simultaneously – which can be pretty counterproductive for those who run more than one account for various reasons. Luckily, as with most limitations set upon us, there are a number of ways to circumvent the problem and have your multiple accounts running seamlessly. Firstly, and most obviously, you could log in through different browsers. Fire one account up in Firefox, and [...]

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1. Gmail Gmail is the Google approach to email, chat and social networking. Practically unlimited free online storage allows you to collect all your messages, and Gmail’s simple but very smart interface lets you find them precisely and see them in context without effort. POP and powerful IMAP access bring Gmail to any email program or device. Gmail puts contextual advertising next to the emails you read. 2. Zoho Mail Zoho Mail is a solid email service with ample storage, POP and IMAP access, some integration with instant messaging and online office suites. Aimed at professional users, [...]

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You can invite anyone you want to Google Plus (Google+), invite as many people as you like. Anyone you put in your “Add circles or people” field will get an invitation to join up. The only catch is they must have a Gmail email address. Other users will get a link to view the conversation or post. Below are a few screenshots of me inviting myself to Google Plus (Google+) to illustrate the two steps. 1: Enter a message and someone’s gmail address. 2: Click “Share”

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In the last two days, there has been a lot of new design changes, product launches and other stuff happening at Google. After Google+, Google Bar, Google Profile – then ext Google product to get a facelift is Gmail. The official Gmail blog has posted a preview of what we will be seeing on Gmail in the coming few months. A brand new, cleaner interface that is as beautiful as powerful Gmail is. To give a sneak peak of the new upcoming Gmail designs, Google has released two new Themes for Gmail – Preview and Preview (Dense). These new themes will be exactly of what Gmail is going to becoming [...]

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Windows Team has announced the availability of Facebook Chat inside the Hotmail for worldwide Facebook users, as few months back the service was initially opened only for six regions. According to official blog: “While Gmail beat us to bringing their own chat into the inbox, we have now gone a step further and brought both our own chat and Facebook chat into your inbox. Starting now, we will be displaying notifications of this update in Hotmail. To try it out, first connect your Facebook account to Windows Live and make sure the “Chat with my Facebook friends in Messenger” box is checked [...]

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Google has introduced a new feature to Gmail Contacts, which allows users to revert contact list and undo any mistakes made up to 30 days in the past. For example if you have deleted any Gmail contact accidentally then simply follow steps written below to undo that action. How to Restore Gmail Contacts List 1- Login to your Gmail account and click on Contacts under Mail 2- Click on More Actions menu > Restore contacts… 3- There you have to select a time to restore from the available options and click Restore button Your Gmail Contact list will be restored to previous state, if you have done [...]

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As I have been looking for ages since i got my Galaxy S HOW to setup Hotmail accordingly so that i have access to all my sub folders I thought lets share this! Because I didnt find any topic/instructions untill yesterday I think it is good to have this in the How To List on the site! Hope this will help a lot of other SGS owners who are looking for it! Step by step guide how to setup Hotmail Account properly so that you will see your Subfolders too! 1. Applications 2. E-mail ( the standard SGS Email) 3. Add new account 4. Fill in Email Address + Password of your Hotmail account 5. Press Manual [...]

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