3 Free Gmail Apps to Add to Your Startup’s Utility Belt in 2012
Having the right tools for communication between the members of your startup and the huge network of others you have to stay in contact with can be more difficult now than ever. Being able to conduct effective business communication through social media just add more layers on top of an avoidable mess of important unopened [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 9-2-2011
Square Blowing Up Worldwide No matter what line of business you’re in, being able to accept payments via credit card is a major convenience. What’s inconvenient is the costs and hassles associated with accepting credit cards. There’s bulky equipment to buy and pipers to pay for each transaction. This is where Square comes in. We [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 7-1-2011
HBO Go Gives Viewers a Reason to Not Cut the Cable I would really love to cut the cable , but there are still a few reasons why I and many others can’t go through with it. It boils down to quality of programming. Netflix, Hulu, and others give you a way to watch a [...]
Read MoreGmail Messages, Account Settings Disappearing
You know that seemingly unlimited supply of storage that Gmail has provided? Years of correspondence with friends, family, and colleagues all store in one easily accessible and searchable interface. Now, what if you logged into your Gmail account and everything was gone? That’s what “less than 0.08%” of Gmail users have been experiencing over the [...]
Read MoreTech Week in Review 12-17-2010
Blockbuster Now Makes You Wait Just As Long As Netflix Blockbuster put a lot of energy into their “Why Wait?” campaign, going in on competitors like Netflix and Redbox for having a 28-day delay on new release DVDs. Now, Blockbuster has agreed to a similar deal with the big movie studios. NCR, which operates Blockbuster’s [...]
Read MoreRapportive Enhances Your Gmail, Swaps Ads with Contacts
Rapportive is a Gmail plug that was recently discovered that will change the way your mail looks each time you get a message. Rapportive shows you everything about your contacts right inside your inbox. You can immediately see what people look like, where they’re based, and what they do. You can establish rapport by mentioning shared interests. Find out more details inside.
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