Gmail is starting to love the drag and drop. It was a little more than a year ago when they added drag and drop functionality to their labels. Earlier this year they added the ability to add attachments to an email by dragging them from your hard drive into your email. Now they’ve added the ability to drag attachments you receive in an email and drop them onto your desktop (or anywhere else you’d like).
I’m a huge fan of Gmail and I’ve used it to manage all of my email for the past 6 years, I don’t think I’m alone when I say that I’d like to see Google put some serious time and effort into a major refresh of Gmail, not only with features but with its UI as well. Sure, Gmail raised the bar when it launched back in 2004 but since then it has remained largely stagnant, while Hotmail and Yahoo have been doing major overhauls to their platforms. I’m not holding my breath though.
One of the reasons I was so hesitant to move from Firefox to Chrome was that I had my FF tricked out with so many custom plugins that it really slowed me down to try and surf without them.
For the past year or so I’ve been making a concerted effort to move everything I do into the cloud. I love knowing that I’m not tied down to one machine. It’s very freeing to know that I can log on from any computer in the world and have access to virtually everything I need.
As a certified (or is it certifiable?) Twitter power user I am very finicky when it comes to choosing a Twitter client. 

I have a 19-month-old daughter that I have taken about a million pictures of since she was born. Obviously these photos are very important and extremely valuable to me and something that I hope to someday pass on to my daughter, so it’s my responsibility to make sure to keep them as safe as possible.
A pretty huge announcement came in the form of a post on the
After using Firefox 3.1 Beta 1 for a couple of days I have one request. Please, for the love of god, add the option back to have an “Add Tab” button next to the other toolbar buttons. I
It’s really no secret to anyone that knows me that I’m pretty much a gmail fanatic. If I am looking to hire someone I am far more likely to pay attention to someone with a gmail.com address over someone trying to pawn off a yahoo.com or *gasp* hotmail.com email address. Maybe it makes no sense, but it’s the way I work. I know what I need done and if you’re still using hotmail, I don’t think you’re the person to do it.




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