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Cyber-knowledge.net gives 10 useful tips to get the most out of your GMail account.
Read the complete article here
It was reported here on August 24th that Google was updating Backlinks on these two datacenters: 64.233.187.104 and 64.233.187.99.
But for some reason the backlinks has not been updated on the majority of their datacenters.
Neil Patel states some possible reasons for this:
Currently I have 190 backlinks to www.johntp.com and 59 to http://johntp.com as Google is considering both as different domains. I hope my backlinks are corrected this time 
Google released a new version of Google Talk that introduces several more features
File transfer: You can share any type of file, any size and any number of times at faster speeds as Google Talk makes a direct connection to your friend’s computer whenever possible. You can also drag and drop one or more files directly onto a chat window.
When you drop photos smaller previews automatically appear right inside the chat window. The previews adjust to the size of your chat window, so just enlarge the window when you want to see more detail.
Voicemail: The feature I have always wanted, you can now leave voicemails for any of your Google Talk contacts when they don’t answer a call. You can even record voice notes and send them to anyone (even to people not running Google talk) by just adding their email address to your contact list .
Music status sharing: This is another cool feature. It let’s you show your friends what music you are currently listening to as your status message.
Adsense now tells us when we last logged in. Very helpful for those who check their accounts frequently.
via Problogger.net
I just read on PC World that Australian and New Zealand residents can get a Gmail account without invitation.
Although still in beta form, Google plans to release a final version once “strong internal metrics” are met.
“We’ll take Gmail out of beta once we feel we’ve met these metrics,” the spokesperson said. “However, users should know that Gmail is reliable and is quickly becoming more widely available. In fact, tens of millions of users around the world already depend on Gmail every day.
Wow, it would be so nice to see Gmail out of Beta stage. Almost all the products they release are in Beta.
I came across this Google Error today
Do you think I have spyware on my system?
Today a blog trackbacked this post on my blog. Upon visiting the blog I found that the author claims that the Pagerank Update has started!
The most exciting event in the webmaster world, that happens every 3-4 months has just begun!
The proof is here it’s showing a pr5.
See other threads about the update on Digital Point, SEOchat
I am not so sure that the PageRank update has begun, not because my blog has been stuck with PR 3 for several months now
Anyways check your site’s PR with these tools and let me know
LiewCF has a good tutorial on how to add your public Google Calendar on your Website.
He recommends Google Calendar because it is free, simple and yet powerful web based calendar. Moreover, you can easily embed Google Calendar on your Website.
I agree that Calendars on websites is good to inform your visitors about your current events.
Today a new feature was launched on Google Blog Search that lets us narrow our search by date,i.e, by Last hour,by Last 12 hours,by Last day,by Past week and by Past month. You can also search by choosing start and end dates by yourself.
Using this feature, you can also track blog posts on your favorite topics according to when those items were posted. They have also incorporated some improvements in search quality that should make your blog-search experience even better.
I just used it, it’s a great feature for Google Blog Search
via Google Blog
Google donates OpenSource software development tool with all the AJAX fun in it, makes creating AJAX applications much easier. With Google Web Toolkit (Beta) , you can develop and debug your own AJAX applications in Java code using the Java development tools of your choice. When you deploy your application to production, the GWT compiler simply translates your Java application to browser-compliant JavaScript and HTML.
