Our digital world ……
“Microsoft broadcast a surprise software stream yesterday where it unveiled a swathe of new features for its fleet of programmes ranging from Microsoft Teams to Word. The upgrades are especially poignant given much of the world is working from home at the moment because of the coronavirus pandemic.”
“Depending on who you’re conversing with, you might find yourself tediously changing your signature in Gmail over and over again. Whether you’re sending a personal email, chatting with a colleague or messaging someone from another country, it might be appropriate to switch up your sign off.”
“Gmail allows you to change the name that’s associated with your email address. Your display name and your email address will show up when you send an email from your Gmail account. 1. Go to gmail.com and log into your account by typing in your gmail name and password.”
“When you have a partner, you inevitably sign up for memberships and accounts that equally affect both of you: a dual theater subscription, or health insurance that covers you both. Annoyingly, many of these memberships only let you sign up with one email address.”
“It’s difficult to remember a time when Google did not oversee, organize and mine every aspect of our existence, but in 2004, its new email service seemed so powerful that it couldn’t be real.”
“Google will shut down its “Inbox by Gmail” app on April 2, the company has confirmed to users of the email app. Google announced in September that it would be shuttering the app toward the end of March 2019, but didn’t give a set date for when that would happen.”
“Google will shut down its “Inbox by Gmail” app on April 2, the company has confirmed to users of the email app. Google announced in September that it would be shuttering the app toward the end of March 2019, but didn’t give a set date for when that would happen.”
“Ever wished you could schedule an email to send itself in ten minutes from now? Or ten days? The functionality could well be coming to Gmail on your smartphone, based on a breakdown of the code in the latest version of Gmail for Android.”
“The three groups are apps that allow for “Signing in with Google,” “Third-party apps with account access,” and “Google apps.” It’s obvious what Google apps are — things like Chrome and Drive.”
“Everybody loves to hate email. It’s overwhelming, all-encompassing, and perhaps most importantly, lacks the context we’ve come to expect from modern communication apps.”
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