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Use Gmail For More Than E-Mail

September 1, 2010

Right after I wrote a post about enhancing Gmail’s usefulness, they added more goodness. Now you can make phone calls from Gmail without a Google Voice number. You can also download a free extension called Rapportive that shows the email sender’s digital profile.

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Enhance Gmail’s Usefulness

August 27, 2010

Gmail is great and I would highly recommend it to any solo or small firm attorney. It integrates with Google Calendar seamlessly, it can be searched along with Google Docs, and Google is constantly adding new features. Here are a couple of great ones.

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Search Gmail and Google Docs Simultaneously

August 20, 2010

The firm I work at uses Gmail along with Google Apps and I highly recommend both of them. Google Apps still has some downsides and I still think Dropbox is better for document storage than Google Docs. That said, if you are using Gmail and Google Apps, there is a new search function worth adding [...]

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View Word Docs in Gmail

June 30, 2010

We use Gmail for our law practice, and although I use MobileMe for my personal email, I still think that Gmail is superior. Gmail is fairly widely used, which helps create programs like Etacts and other third-party plugins to enhance the program. The latest addition to its functionality is that you can view Word docs [...]

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Is the New MobileMe Mail Better Than Gmail?

May 23, 2010

I have previously written about my preference for GMail over MobileMe mail (note: mail only). Apple, however, recently released a new beta version of MobileMe mail. I will admit, it is an improvement, but not enough for me to change my opinion that Gmail is better.

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Organize Gmail with Etacts

May 6, 2010

Gmail is the preferred work email for many attorneys, including yours truly. Google recently integrated Google Calendar into Gmail, making it even easier to use both to help manage your practice. A new application called Etacts will help you organize your Gmail account, making it even more useful.

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