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Google Adds DKIM for Google Apps to Address Spam
January 6th, 2011 |
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Google has added DKIM to Google Apps to help users keep their messages from being flagged as spam. – Google is taking on spam with an extra layer of e-mail authentication for Google Apps users.
The company announced Jan. 6 it is making it possible for all Google
Apps users to sign their outgoing messages with DKIM (DomainKeys
Identified Mail) so that their mail is less likely to get stopped by…
SketchUp Now Available Via Google Apps
December 8th, 2010 |
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Just the other day the guys at Google made a huge improvement to their Google Apps services. Wondering what that improvement was? The inclusion of dozens of Google services that weren’t previously available. Two of the more notable additions include 3d Warehouse and Google SketchUp. As long as you have an Apps account, use of [...]
GSA Picks Google Apps Cloud over Microsoft, IBM
December 2nd, 2010 |
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Google is basking in the glow of its General Services Administration contract win versus Microsoft and IBM. Google will serve e-mail and other Google Apps to 17,000 workers. – On Dec. 1, the U.S. General Services Administration said it picked Google Apps to replace IBM Lotus Notes as the provider of e-mail and collaboration software for its 17,000 full-time employees and contractors.
The GSA said it will pay $6.7 million to IT service provider Unisys Corp, which has part…
Microsoft Lashes at Google GSA Cloud Contract
December 2nd, 2010 |
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Microsoft lashed back at news that rival Google will provide Gmail and Google Apps to General Services Administration employees. – Microsoft is reacting strongly to news that rival Google had locked down a contract to provide Gmail and Google Apps to the General Services Administration.
Both Microsoft and Google offer cloud-based productivity and communications software and compete fiercely for large public- and private-sec…
Microsoft Lashes at Google GSA Cloud Contract
December 2nd, 2010 |
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Microsoft lashed back at news that rival Google will provide Gmail and Google Apps to General Services Administration employees. – Microsoft is reacting strongly to news that rival Google had
locked down a contract to provide Gmail and Google Apps to the General Services
Administration.
Both Microsoft and Google offer cloud-based productivity and
communications software, and compete fiercely for large public- and
privat…
Google Calendar Now Has Optional Attendees
November 30th, 2010 |
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If you have been using Google Calendar to schedule and organize meetings then you know that while it allows you to invite guests to an event, there’s really no way to make sure who needs to attend the meeting and who can skip it. The Google Calendar team realized that and has now introduced a feature called Optional [...]
iPhone Gets Google Goggles
October 6th, 2010 |
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Were you one of those smartphone users that became insanely jealous back in December 2009 when Google launched its Google Goggles app for Android, but you couldn’t use it because you were stuck with that pesky old iPhone? If so, you may be pleased to find out that Goggles is now available for the iPhone [...]
Google Apps Subs for Microsoft Office in New York Schools
October 5th, 2010 |
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The state of New York has chosen to substitute Google Apps for Microsoft Office for public K-12 schools. – Google is replacing Microsoft in a bid to
provide collaboration software for more than 3.1 million students in New York state.
The NYIT (New York Institute of Technology) has agreed to
use the Google
Apps for Education for all K-12 schools through the state, Stanley Silverman,
director of Techn…
NetSuite Releases OneWorld 2010 with Google Apps Integration
October 1st, 2010 |
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NetSuite released its OneWorld on-demand enterprise resource management package on Sept. 30 with a streamlined user interface and integration with Google Apps. – The latest edition of NetSuite’s OneWorld on-demand enterprise
resource management package is integrated with Google Apps, giving customers
the option of running all their essential business processes in the
cloud.
NetSuite OneWorld 2010, released on Sept. 30, is designed
for midsize companie…
More Google Chrome Extensions for Students
September 28th, 2010 |
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We all need to get more done. Whether you’re at school or work, it’s the little things that help us get through the day. Since many at college are still in the beginning of the fall semester, we thought we’d take a look at a couple more Google Chrome extensions that can help you get [...]
BMW Has Enriched Google Experience
September 22nd, 2010 |
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Do you drive a BMW? Do you know someone who does? We think that the next bit of news we are about to share could make the lucky owner of a BMW very happy. If you weren’t already aware, Google is currently working closely with the automotive industry. This collaboration will see Google bringing its [...]
Google Apps Boosts Security with Two-Factor Authentication
September 20th, 2010 |
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Google has added two-factor authentication for Google Apps, allowing admins to require user passwords and additional verification from a user’s mobile phone. Google Apps also notched its 3 millionth business customer. – Google Sept. 20 said it has added two-factor
authentication for Google Apps, a move that should make the cloud collaboration
software more palatable for enterprises requiring greater security.
Two-factor verification is a boon at a time when
passwords are often the weak link in the security fen…
Full Featured Versions of Google Apps Getting Tests
September 8th, 2010 |
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The Google Apps service is becoming increasingly popular, which is probably why Google is preparing to carry out full-featured version testing in the very near future. You may have been one of the select few to receive a special invitation to try out such a version. So what is included in these full-versions? The full-featured [...]
3 Free Online Alternatives to Google Calendar
September 3rd, 2010 |
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If you start looking for good web based Google calendar alternatives that are free, you won’t find a lot of them. May be Google Calendar, with its useful features and of course the integration with other Google apps, has discouraged innovation by others in this field. Having said that, I did come across three tools [...]
Search-As-You-Type Chrome Extension by CloudMagic
August 24th, 2010 |
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You are probably aware that Google is testing an update-as-you-type feature in its search engine, but did you know that CloudMagic, a fairly new company, has just launched its own extension for Chrome that allows that same functionality in both Google Apps and Gmail? The extension will launch an extra search box in your Gmail [...]
Gpanion is an Awesome Startpage For Google Products and Services
August 23rd, 2010 |
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If you are reading this article, and subscribed to this blog, I am sure that you use more Google services than an average computer/internet user. There are a few ways to access them quickly. Like you could have your Google account dashboard or Gmail open all the time (Gmail lets you access most of them [...]
$5 Registration Fees for Chrome Developers
August 23rd, 2010 |
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If you have $5 and intend to spend it on a double latte, you may wish to consider saving it, especially if you’re planning on uploading a new extension to the Google Chrome gallery. Google has just adopted a new registration fee for new developers that wish to upload Google extensions, themes, and other apps. [...]
Google Social Network Coming Together with Slide, Zynga
August 9th, 2010 |
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Google could use Google accounts, Gmail, Google Buzz and several other Google Apps as the basis for its social network. Throw Slide and Zynga in the mix, and Google has something to keep users engaged. – Google’s purchase of social application maker Slide and $100 million investment in online gaming provider Zynga provide a
window into the company’s social network strategy.
The search engine clearly feels, as Facebook and MySpace did before it, that
people want to use social widgets and play game…
Coming Soon: Solution to the Most Annoying Issue With Google Apps
July 25th, 2010 |
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Are you a Google Apps user? If yes, here’s probably the most annoying issue you face with this service – there are limited number of Google services available for a Google Apps user.
I am someone who’s been always complaining about this. I own a website and use Google Apps for email, documents and more. [...]