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Gmail adds Quick Action buttons for Dropbox, Docs, YouTube and more

in: Gmail Google Tips and Tricks
Google has updated Quick Action buttons for Gmail with more new actions which was launched earlier in this year. Quick Action buttons lets you perform some actions without opening a particular mail, so you can open a link or check a flight details from the subject line. Now web users can access even more quick action buttons in Gmail.

New Gmail Quick Action buttons: 

The Quick Action button will be placed on the right side of the emails. Other site actions included with an arrow button that lets you go directly to a page linked to in the message.
Gmail adds Quick Action buttons for Dropbox, Docs, YouTube and more
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  • You can directly open files and documents from Dropbox, Google docs, sheets and slides from your inbox which shared via your email. 
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Gmail adds Quick Action buttons for Dropbox, Docs, YouTube and more

Gmail now supports a variety of actions and the action buttons can be determined by the sender. The sender will select one of those action types and provide information to set it up correctly. Google is continuing to add even more quick action buttons to use Gmail easier, so Facebook, Twitter and other services will be connected on this feature soon.

Google+ Hangouts Chat Application – What’s New Features

in: Android Apps Gmail Google Google+ iOS Apps
Google has launched its new service Google+ Hangouts at the Google I/O Event 2013. Hangouts app will be the unified messaging system and it replaces all other Google chat services such as Gmail chat, Google+ chat and Google Talk. Hangouts lets you to send text messages, share photos, make free video calls up to 10 friends at once and across the various devices like Android, iOS and your PC. 
Google+ Hangouts Chat Application Features

Features of Google+ Hangouts: 

• Send photos and emoji makes conversations more fun.
• All of your conversations saved in chat history. You can swipe back and get all messages.
• No more annoying notifications - You will see notification on any one device only.
 • You can make free video calls with one or group of your friends.
• You can continue your conversation from one device to another instantly.

 How to Use Google+ Hangouts in Gmail? 

Google+ Hangouts Chat Application in Gmail
Google+ Hangouts replaces Gmail Talk app, so you can use Hangouts instead of Google Talk in your Gmail. You will see the notification message that shows upgrade to new Google+ Hangouts app. Alternatively you can switch to Hangouts by simply click on your profile picture and click on “Try the new Hangouts” menu. Then you will be upgraded to use and you can see the chat window that containing babble like profiles in the order of most recent conversations.

Download Google+ Hangouts for Android and iOS 

Google+ Hangouts Chat Application for Android and iOS

Google launched the apps for using Hangouts in Android and iOS mobiles, tablets and iPads. Also you can download the extension to use in Chrome browser in your computer. You can download the new Hangouts chat application for your devices below.

Google+ Hangouts for Android | Google+ Hangouts for iOS

Google+ Hangouts for Chrome

Gmail Supports 6 Indic Languages on Feature Phones

in: Gmail Google Internet Tips and Tricks
Gmail rolled out support for using Gmail in 6 Indic languages on basic feature phones. So basic model phone users can use the Gmail interface in 6 Indic languages is Tamil, Marathi, Telugu, Bengali, Kannada and Gujarati. Generally the basic model mobiles show the interface in English only. Most users already using Gmail system in their own language but the feature phones does not support above languages previously.

Gmail Supports 6 Indic Languages on Feature Phones
Now you can communicate and use the Gmail in your own language from your handset browser without any tricks. Here is how you can change your language in Gmail in your basic model feature phones.

 • Click on a Gear icon in the top right and select Settings
• Go to Display Language and select your language in the drop down menu.
• Finally click on “Save Changes” button at the bottom.

Now your Gmail interface will be displayed in the selected language in your phone browser. Here is an important point, the display language of Gmail does not affect the language of your mails which are sent or received.

Here is a screenshot of my Gmail account in Tamil language on my feature phone

Gmail Supports 6 Indic Languages on Feature Phones
 Enjoy :-)

How to use Twitter within Gmail?

in: Gmail Internet Social Networking Twitter 4 Comments

Twitter is one of the popular social bookmarking site. All are like to share something on web. Generally there are so many sites in social networking category, the annoying thing is login with each sites. But many of the peoples usually using anyone of mail services like gmail,yahoo and etc.
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