This one may be good for a laugh or two. GMail Bot is a system tray notification program for Windows. It costs $1.33. Really! That’s the punch-line. Why $1.33? I haven’t the slightest clue. Never mind that they have not updated the site to reflect the fact that [...]
Archive for August, 2004
Free GMail Invites.com
freegmailinvites.com was provided by Slick Sam as an entry in the GMail invite contest I ran. It won an invite. The basic idea there is they let you throw five dice and you need to land all sixes to win an invite. Give it your best shot…
Source: freegmailinvites.com
Mark Lyon’s GMail Resource List
Mark’s page should have been listed prior to this but when I first viewed it was in its infancy and I did not see any links that I did not already have. Mark has a nice list of resources, several of which are not available here or on any other GMail resource list. [...]
GMail Watch
Vivek sent me a note to tell me about his GMail Watch site. He links some interesting GMail news clips from the general media and has a great little list of email providers offering large storage quotas. There are quite a few now. His focus seems to be leaning towards GMail feature [...]
GMail Notifier
Just before the trumpets sounded and the Google went public, a beta product was released for GMail notifications on Windows. GMail decided to release its’ own system tray notification utility into the already crowded notification category. What does this mean? I dunno… The software works and does not require [...]
Pine Contacts Import Utility
Clint sent me an email to let me know about a Perl script he has written that will import your Pine contacts into Gmail. He said in part, “i have written a rare-case gmail tool that would go along with the other tools in your page. It is a tool for exporting a [...]
GMail Scoop
Who has the scoop? GMail Scoop. Jean mailed me today to let me know about his site, GMail Scoop. He has a quick hit, one pager that offers a nice selection of news articles, opinion/review, and GMail web links. Clean and simple, it’s a great resource that I find useful for [...]
GMail Invite Contest
Here’s the deal. Chris was kind enough to throw an invite my way to give to one of you nice folks. This presented me with the challenge of determining how to give the invite away…
UPDATE: I now have 5 invites for the contest so the first five valid entries get an [...]
Ouch, That Hurts!
It seems that I was slashdotted this morning and based on the size of the server log it was worth about 10K visitors so far which is cool. I received several new links to GMail-related software that will be added today and even better - some nice gentleman offered 36 invites for the taking. [...]
GMailer for PHP / gmail-lite
Y. H. Gan (I hope I have the ordering correct for his name) has built a PHP library known as libgmailer based on the earlier work of several GMail PHP pioneers. Goodness. The most exciting aspect of his project is the gmail-lite application that uses libgmailer to provide an HTML-only GMail interface that [...]
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