Full FeedWanna go beta? We’ve got Threadsy invites
Wish there was a web app that brought together your email, twitter and Facebook into one, easy to deal with place? Threadsy is the answer. I’ve been using it for over a month and it keeps getting better. Today, I’ve got invites (500) thanks to the fine folks at Threadsy.… Continue Reading »
3 surprises with Verizon’s new Droid
Verizon, today, made Droid official. They’ve been teasing us with the “Droid does” and “idon’t” ads that poked good fun at the iPhone. Now that it’s here, priced, and dated, we’ve got three surprises they’ve been holding back on. Each one is a potential game changer. Continue Reading »
Google intros “sponsored mail with enhanced content” in Gmail
A new feature arrived in Gmail over the weekend, and despite a pretty banal sounding name, it does seem interesting. Anyway, officially the feature is called “Sponsored mail with enhanced content” which sounds really official and sort of like something that will end up giving us more ads to stare… Continue Reading »
No invite for Google Wave? Check out all-in-one Threadsy
A TechCrunch 50 finalist, Threadsy is a compelling way to consolidate communication. I’ve been using Threadsy for the past week instead of GMail and the results have been impressive. Here is how Threadsy might make your life easier. Let’s take a look at “Inbound.” In the left pane, email is… Continue Reading »
Shields Up!: Cybecrime and security in the news
There have been quite a few security issues in the news this past week. Let’s take a look at some of the top stories: Hackers wasted no time in exploiting the release of the much anticipated MMS functionality for the iPhone. AT&T finally made it available on Friday (September 25,… Continue Reading »
Was giving GMail Push for iPhone a bad move for Windows Mobile?
The big news today is that finally, Google has push email and push calendar updates for the iPhone and other smartphones that can use the Exchange protocol. Users can now have their inboxes and calendars always up the the second they are updated thanks to a license to use the… Continue Reading »
New Google Labs feature allows for playback of Google Voice messages in Gmail
In an effort to further give myself over to Google and make myself that much more dependent on Gmail, there has recently been a new feature released in the labs that should keep me (and other Google Voice users) locked in Gmail a little longer. That new feature goes along… Continue Reading »
Get caught up in technology with InterrupTech: September 7, 2009
Welcome back to InterrupTech. Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry. We cover Take Two’s $20M settlement, Apple’s 09/09/09 event, the GMail fail, Skype gets sold, and plenty more. Continue Reading »
GMail is down, but you can still get your mail
Right now, access to the web version of GMail is down for some. Users are greeted with a server error and offered little comfort. A quick look at Twitter will help you access your mail even if the first option is down. The first is iGoogle’s mail widget. If you… Continue Reading »
Import your Facebook Phonebook into your Google Contacts using Greasemonkey on Firefox
Plenty of people are now using both Facebook and Google to manage their contact list, but unfortunately it is has not been easy to get your friends contact data out of Facebook for use in other contact lists. Now thanks to a Greasemonkey script which is appropriately called Export Facebook… Continue Reading »
Experience what it’s like to download at unlimited speeds from a massive collection of over 800 Terabytes of user uploads. You’ll max out your Internet connection downloading a file in… Continue Reading »
Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
