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AJAX and PHP WebMail Clients Email has become an essential part of our life and it is hard to imagine a business world without such useful tool. Considering the widespread usage of various email clients, it’s important to use software that has appropriate options that will enhance your user experience and simplify most of your operations connected with emails. Of course there are many free email services though today we are talking about webmail clients using POP3 and SMTP protocols for both local and remote mail servers. Mostly these mail clients are powered by PHP or Java scripts. Even though most of these clients are not that new, we believe that their popularity and great set of extremely useful and well-thought options will be the key arguments for you to try them out.
Sync task, calendar between iCal and Google account with iGTask for iCal GTask GTask is a Mac application: Sync task between iCal and Google Task Auto-sync between iCal and Google Task Two-way or one-way sync between iCal and Google Task Run as Mac background app at top right menu bar Why choose GTask? Two-way sync of task between iCal and Google Task 5 Tips to Secure Google Drive Tip #1: Use Two-Step Verification The biggest risk to your data is your credentials, which for most of us is an easily guessed password. Two-step verification is one of the surest ways to secure your Google Account (which gives you access to Google Drive, of course).
12 Adobe Air Applications for twitter. 1-TweetDeckTweetDeck is your personal browser for staying in touch with what’s happening now, connecting you with your contacts across Twitter, Facebook and more.TweetDeck shows you everything you want to see at once, so you can stay organised and up to date. 2-ShareFireShareFire is a feature-rich news aggregator that lets you share stories via AIM, Twitter, Facebook, MySpace, email and more with no copying and pasting, or dragging and dropping.ShareFire lets you read all your news in one place, and share it all in one place, too. With built-in support for over ten different ways to share stories, all you have to do is click on an article to start it cascading through your social network. And it even supports 16 different languages.
5 Predictions for Online Data In 2011 Josh Jones-Dilworth is the founder and CEO of Jones-Dilworth, Inc. a PR consultancy focused on bringing early stage technologies to market. He blogs at joshdilworth.com. A lot has changed since this post’s forbearer last December, so much so that I think it’s safe to say that data, particularly as it relates to marketing and social media, is no longer an annual topic, but rather a daily one. Below, I outline five data-driven trends that will shape our coming year.
40 Fantastic Self-Hosted Business Apps The cloud is now at the forefront of business computing, and the rise of the SaaS model is driving down the cost of business software. Gone are the days when companies used bulky proprietary software to handle their business. Online business apps are generally easier to set up and they store your data remotely, so can be accessed from anywhere. There are now online business apps for all areas of company management, including CRM, accounting, project management, and help desk.
Standalone Versions of Google Tasks for iPhone and iGoogle There's a new interface for Google Tasks, the experiment initially launched as part of Gmail Labs. Now you can view and edit your tasks on an iPhone by visiting (a shorter URL: gmail.com/tasks). Google also launched an iGoogle gadget that provides similar functionality. The gadget is only a wrapper for the standalone version available at a page you can bookmark or add it to your sidebar in browsers that support this feature (Firefox, Opera). Gmail Blog explains that the most important competitor for Google Tasks is paper (I remember a similar statement regarding Google Calendar).
Maptoolkit The MTK framework is based on a thoroughly documented and well tested Javascript API that is based on the open source project Leaflet JS. It can optionally refer to the Google Maps API as well when Google features are needed. The API is hosted and continously developed by Toursprung. 45 Simple Twitter Tips Everyone Should Know About Are you a tweetin’ teacher? Do you rely on tweets for your extended PLN ? Whether you use the service or not, there’s a whole world of information being shared and you should start taking part. But if you’ve been too nervous or unsure about HOW to actually use Twitter as efficiently as possible… the wait is over. We’ve offered up plenty of tips and tricks for Twitter but never anything like this. It’s an elegantly organized set of infographics detailing the step-by-step process of using Twitter and making it work for you.
FTC Fair Information Practice The United States Federal Trade Commission's Fair Information Practice Principles (FIPPs) are guidelines that represent widely accepted concepts concerning fair information practice in an electronic marketplace.[1] Introduction[edit] FTC Fair Information Practice Principles are the result of the Commission's inquiry into the manner in which online entities collect and use personal information and safeguards to assure that practice is fair and provides adequate information privacy protection. The FTC has been studying online privacy issues since 1995, and in its 1998 report,[2] the Commission described the widely accepted Fair Information Practice Principles of Notice, Choice, Access, and Security.[1] The Commission also identified Enforcement, the use of a reliable mechanism to provide sanctions for noncompliance as a critical component of any governmental or self-regulatory program to protect online privacy.[1] History and development[edit] Principles[edit]
10 AJAX-based & PHP WebMail Clients For a Great User Experience Mar 11 2009 Employees need to access their email from wherever they happen to be – on the road, at customer sites, remote offices, and at home. WebMail clients allows receiving and sending email messages using POP3 and SMTP protocols through both local and remote mail servers. Calvetica, The Minimal App That Reinvented Calendars On My iPhone In my quest to searching for the perfect Google Calendar setup on iOS and OS X, I’ve already stopped by the gates of miCal, a full-featured calendar software for iPhone that could use some UI refinements, but allows you to swipe between lots of calendar views in seconds. miCal isn’t exactly elegant or “great-looking”, but it gets the job done. When I first asked on Twitter which was the “app to have” when it comes to calendars, practically everyone replied with one word: Calvetica. What’s the deal about Calvetica? I had heard about it before I went asking on Twitter for calendar app suggestions, but I had never really focused on exploring its functionalities — nor did I bother to download it for that matter. So when I got all those recommendations (even from people I deeply respect and admire such as Dave) I realized it was time to try the Helvetica-based calendar thing.