November 27, 2012
Labs. What does the word conjure up in your mind? Boffins scooting about in their white coats and clipboards? That’s still true, but cutting edge research does not always need white coated lab wizards. A ‘lab’ can be a mere computer. The basic unit of modern web labs is somewhat like that. Let’s look at some cutting edge web labs and bring them out from the shadows.
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March 1, 2012
The future is closer than you might think. Thanks to Google's top secret research department, Google X, driverless cars are now a reality and could be hitting the mainstream in the not too distant future. Nevada has become the first US state to pass a law allowing driverless cars on the roads in their state, and Google is even considering getting into the automobile industry by manufacturing the cars themselves.
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August 10, 2011
Google recently announced that it is putting the padlock on Google Labs, the experimental section from where many groundbreaking ideas spewed forth. An update to the announcement did say that Google did not have any plans to change in-product experimentation channels. But which are the individual Google product labs that sometimes lie obscured by the parent Google Labs?
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June 10, 2010
We all love Gmail for making our life more productive. Despite being the pioneer in the webmail arena with a powerful set of features enabled by default to all its users, Google never stops innovating. On top of the existing core feature set, from time to time, Gmail adds new, experimental features to gauge user [...]
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March 16, 2010
Google likes to release some of its new “beta-type” features in what they call “Google Labs” and many of Google’s services have a labs section. Check out articles about Gmail labs features and Google Calendar labs features. Well, Google Maps is no exception. With the Google Maps labs features you can do all sorts of [...]
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January 28, 2010
Every John Doe knows how to use Gmail for his daily dose of email. However, not all of us use Gmail to its complete potential. Tweaking it here and there can make you really fall in love with the amazing functionality it offers. In tune with that, today we learn a few Gmail productivity tips. [...]
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November 10, 2009
If you were to ask someone what makes Gmail different from other free email providers, what would they tell you? I suspect some would suggest that they use Gmail because it is constantly evolving and improving – becoming more than just email for many people. From Gmail it is possible to chat with friends, organize [...]
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July 16, 2009
We know you like Gmail Labs, we covered several topics in the past including its new features, 7 innovative Gmail Labs options, another 5 more features to check out and shown you 5 different ways to get your Google Tasks. Talk about fanatic! The labs feature is a great way to push forth features which [...]
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March 24, 2009
Google has a track record of providing high quality online applications and services. Gmail was a revolution in the field of web-based mail services. Until today it continues to set the standards by introducing new features and improving the user experience. We have previously covered Google Labs features for Gmail. Here are 7 more innovative [...]
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November 1, 2008
Almost anyone and everyone who is on the internet, uses email these days. One of the best if not the best email service is Gmail. If you or your business is internet savvy then again you spend much of your time in email. Keeping this in mind Gmail has some new lab features that allow [...]
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October 23, 2008
A while back, Sharninder took you through Gmail Labs and some of the cool features that they were offering Gmail users. Well the other day, they brought out another new feature and this is one that I will personally find really useful as Make Use Of editor – “canned responses”. I’m sure if you do [...]
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