Get or Give Gmail Invites With GMailOMatic
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Get or Give Gmail Invites With GMailOMatic  I heard about this last week, but when I tried to send it a couple invitations, it didn't work. It worked yesterday so I'll mention it. GmailOMatic allows people to submit Gmail invitations and request Gmail invitations.  So if you've got a couple invites left ...
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Google&#39;s still-not-released-to-the-public free Gmail e-mail service on Wednesday added POP3 support, letting users send and receive messages from traditional desktop clients and some mobile devices.
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Three word comment: I want one!  A TwitterGram, recorded through my iPhone, explains why Google's phone will be important, and why I want one.  My email address got cut off at the end, darn it, it's dave dot winer at gmail dot com.
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On the PHP-GTK Community site today, there's two new posts - one dealing with a simple IMAP client and the other with using Gdk to grab a screenshot.   First up, the IMAP client:   Teak is an IMAP mail client written in php-gtk1. It supports multiple IMAP mail servers. Version 0.5, announced 2002-07-24, is supposed to include database folder support, sending using an external SMTP server, a slightly smarter looking GUI.   You can check out the client for yourself by downloading it from SourceForge.   Next up is the tutorial - a quick look at a script that, with the help of the Gdk functionality, will pull in a capture of your current screen and push it into a "pixbuf" variable for you to manipulate however you'd like.
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You get an email confirming your registration for a Final Cut Studio seminar. Next step: adding the event to your iCal schedule. Since youâre using Mac OS X Leopard, you donât even have to leave Mail or open iCal. Thatâs because Leopard introduces a new technology called Data Detectors that lets your Mac recognize dates, email addresses, physical addresses, and other similar data. In this case, Mail can take advantage of Data Detectors to create a new iCal event for you. Find out how by reading the Pro Tip of the Week.
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PopGavaMail is a POP3 proxy server for the famous Gmail webmail service. It opens up a port on your localhost which can then be connected to read your mail from your favourite mail cilent. It uses the g4j library to talk with Gmail. Release 0.1.3 bring major feature enhancements to PopGavaMail. Primary among them is the option to specify a port to start the server on. Other options have been added too.    Read the Release notice at: https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?group_id=120786&release_id=278083  You can download the Package from: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=120786  On a side note, I have started writing the IMAP server. Some very initial code has been writren. If you are interested, you can check it out at: http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/gavamail/imapGmail/  If you think you can help me, please contact me(rmanocha@users.sf.net). Best rmanocha
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Google will gradually roll out Pop3 support over the coming weeks to Gmail users, allowing them to download e-mail messages from Gmail servers to e-mail applications.
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Google AdSense Running in Email Newsletters Google AdSense, according to a DigitalPoint thread covered by Barry Schwartz, seems to be letting select publishers serve Google AdSense ads in newsletters and mass commercial emailings. I&#8217;ve tried (as a test) placing Google AdSense in Constant Contact powered emails and the ads were served and targeted almost perfectly. So, if [...]
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Since he didn't come across any issues or bug reports, Richard Heyes has officially released his SMTP class for PHP5 as "out of public beta" and ready for production use.   I've not added any new features to the class; I've simply updated it to be, well, better. Plus it uses PHP5's object model better. It's really just an update, ie if you're using the old version and it works, then you have no real reason to update it.   You can check out the source here and an example of it in action here.
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Google Inc. today opened the doors to its Gmail e-mail service, allowing anyone who wants one of the accounts -- which had been invitation only -- to get one.
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Google has fixed a security hole in Google GMail, its free invitation only 1GB web mail service. The Google Gmail security flaw allowed hackers to be able to log into a userâs GMail account with only having to know oneâs username.
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Another GMail Notifier: GMNotifier  Google already released their own version of GMail notifier. However, people find it to be pretty basic. So, the market of unofficial notifiers is still hot. And here is another one of those nifty utilities that makes GMail more fun than it already is! What is different ...
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SAN FRANCISCO -- Web search leader Google Inc. said on Wednesday it will soon make it possible for users of its Gmail service to check their e-mail via Microsoft Outlook or on certain handheld devices such as mobile phones.
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The web services company shows off its next-generation browser-based mail client, an answer to Google's Gmail. Plus: TechCrunch announces an enterprise blog.... More live coverage from the
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Is Google blocking third party GMail notifiers?  Slashdot has already reported it. And now users on some forums have started complaining about it. Google is apparently blocking access to its GMail service by third party applications like GMail notifiers and clients. Some of these free applications let user access GMail accounts ...
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On the NorthClick blog today, there's a quick little set of hints talking about the creation of a simple ("but solid") newsletter system for your website.   He breaks it down into the individual steps you'll need to follow:  Use a Framwork Queue in the database Use SMTP Check Headers Test it  In the step involving the database, he gives the create script you'll need to get the table set up and working. It's not so much a step-by-step tutorial with all of the needed code as it is a general look at what steps to follow when rolling your own newsletter setup.
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Although Google's popular webmail service has long offered POP support, accessing an account via IMAP was not possible until today. Gmail users are beginning to see an IMAP option enabled by default in their account settings, which will make the service more useful to those accessing e-mail remotely.