To enable the Labs features, log-in to your Gmail account and click on “Settings”. There you should see the Labs tab. Click on that for a list of all the available features. picked by cactushair 1 year ago

Introducing Gmail Custom Time - Be on time. Every time.

You'll only be able to send email back until April 1, 2004, the day we launched Gmail. If we were to let you send an email from Gmail before Gmail existed, well, that would be like hanging out with your parents before you were born -- crazy talk. picked by tdiggity 2 years ago

Starting at 6PM Pacific Time tonight, Google will start rolling out Gmail Labs, an experimental area of new Gmail features. Features such as signature tweaks, mouse gestures, keyboard shortcuts, a game and more. picked by TraumaMamma 1 year ago

All for Gmail: handy Firefox extensions, best Greasemonkey scripts, some desktop tools and lots of useful tips. Take this Gmail thingie to another level. Enjoy ;-) picked by asssa3000 3 years ago

Nice article about the nifty features of GMail and how you can use GMail effectively to "manage" your internet life for you. picked by Ankabout 7 months ago

Ever instantly regret sending an email? Now in the Gmail lab, there's an "undo send" option, but you have to work quickly picked by wendythomas 9 months ago

Google just introduced a new service that seems a great idea, and a free one. With Gmail Paper you can print one, one thousand, or one hundred thousand of your emails. Photo attachments are also printed on high-quality, glossy photo paper, and secured to your Gmail Paper with a paper clip. picked by studio 3 years ago

Google is rolling out a new system for letting Gmail users access their accounts offline. Google will cache your messages on your system using Google Gears. You’ll be able to open your browser to Gmail.com, see your inbox, read and label messages and even write replies without a Net connection. picked by bingo 10 months ago

Anyone who has come to rely on their Gmail account will be cursing its sudden and unexplained disappearance this morning.

Update It's back picked by pocksucket 9 months ago

ihatespam writes "Have you ever wanted to know the name of admin@gmail.com? Now you can. Through a bug in Google calendars the names of all registered Gmail accounts are now readily available. picked by Bornbad 1 year ago

Hundreds of elderly Australians wanting to end their lives when they can no longer care for themselves are reportedly setting up backyard laboratories to manufacture an illegal euthanasia drug. picked by AutumnLotus 3 years ago

Interactive cyber pets you can "adopt" to put on your webpage, myspace, xanga, livejournal, blog, etc. picked by Neiako 3 years ago

After 5 years and 3 months Google's revolutionary mail system has now finally been officially released. Docs has also lost the Beta tag in a move intended to increase the Google suite of apps' appeal to the business sector.

Those who feel the move is a little too hasty can go into the Labs section and turn the soothing Beta tag back on for reassurance. picked by pocksucket 5 months ago

WARNING: This site is very addictive. It contains hundreds of thousands of perfumes and mixtures and the prices are phenominal.

BTW: If anyone is feeling generous and can get me the Mad Hatter perfume I will love you forever! picked by madhatteraggie 3 months ago

Starting Feb. 14, Google removed the requirement to enter a mobile phone number capable of receiving SMS messages, or being invited by an existing user. picked by TheBlueFrog 3 years ago

'Better Gmail' Extension for Firefox incorporates other Google apps into and tweaks out your gmail. picked by cheeselog1234 2 years ago

Hackers have succeeded in breaking into the computer systems of two of the U.S.' most important science labs, the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and Los Alamos National Laboratory. picked by mahler87 2 years ago

TeleFlip, the service which allows you to send text messages via email, now offers anyone with a mobile phone with text messaging the ability to have email sent to your phone. picked by francisbook 2 years ago

Rhonda and Jason Holt found themselves and their young children plagued by strange illnesses as they lived in their spacious Winchester, TN home. She got migraines. She and her husband both developed kidney problems. And their three babies are described in the story as “ghostlike and listless,” requiring steroids and frequent trips to the emergency room. picked by nateebiinature 5 months ago