eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 10 2007 | gmail, email, google, online storage, gDisk, mac, software, windows, GmailDrive
Using GmailDrive (Windows) and gDisk (Mac) to manage Gmail attachments (online file storage utilities).
Quoted: When it comes to email, Gmail gets a whole lot of things right - except for managing attachments. Let's say you want to browse or sort through your Gmail attachments in any way other than chronologically, or you want to pick and choose several attachments to download without reading through every...
- eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 10 2007 | safari, iphone, mac, Google, Apple, software, telekinesis
Google Code has introduced a set of mini webapps for the iPhone called "Telekinesis." I'm going to wait for v2 of the iPhone but it's great to keep an eye on the developers putting things out there already.
Quoted: * Stream music and videos from your computer learn how
* Screen capture with mouse click and basic typing support
* Simple iTunes Remote control
* Browse your files
* Run applescript remotely
* iSight image capture
* Easily create and add more apps - eric | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 11 2007 | google, mac, apple, rumor
Supposedly a leaked outline of today's Apple Worldwide developer conference has made it online. If true, then it appears as if Steve will be demoing an iPhone that's not a phone. That would be great as I'd like an iPod replacement that does movies well and works as a little communicator.
It also appears that the Apple/Google friendship may be bearing fruit.
- eric | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 10 2006 | mac, google, blogs
Google has started an official Mac blog to keep users apprised of development in that space.
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