Facebook Questions just appeared in my list, but then quickly disappeared. At this time, none of the tech news sites are posting any information on breaking this story yet. Will we see a change soon?
Tired of the old Google Contacts? It was pretty frustrating and a bit awkward to even locate. The Gmail team has been rolling out changes for where to find these contacts, making them also more useful in the process. Now the contacts area acts much as the rest of Gmail. You can easily add new contacts, view them, and compose personal notes about that contact. In addition, you can upload photos or set the default contact photo to match the users Google Profile if they have created one.
It is much easier to organize your contacts into groups with these changes. I believe this will be a hint of other Google accounts that may involve groups. It is already connecting with your Google Voice and Google Reader accounts. Will we see the way you organize your groups also transfer to the much hyped Google.me platform?
In addition, your Tasks have been upgraded as well. Aside from moving the navigation to the top left of the page, I haven’t noticed many other changes. I still prefer Things for iPhone and Mac. It helps me practice GTD – Getting Things Done.
When saving your Diigo bookmarks, sometimes you may want to share this information to Twitter. This creates both valuable traffic to your Diigo profile as well as helpful information for your Twitter followers.
Saving your favorite websites to your bookmarks or favorites makes it easy to access sites you like. But – Keeping that information only on your computer can be bad if you switch or reformat your computer. By saving your bookmarks to Diigo, you are able to access your bookmarks from any computer at any time. Social bookmarking helps you store the links you want, share them with others, and refer back to them from any computer at any time. In the next few posts, you’ll see how to use Diigo for a variety of purposes while getting your online navigation organized.
Saving your bookmarks or favorites to your computer is a quick way to access your favorite websites. If you reformat your computer or some other disaster strikes, you may loose all those important sites. Even if you access multiple computers or other devices, you won’t have the same bookmarks on each computer. A great way to ensure you have your content backed up is to use social bookmarking. By backing up your bookmarks or favorites to a social bookmarking site, like Delicious or Diigo, you will be able to access your saved information no matter what computer you are using. Synchronizing your bookmarks makes navigating the web much easier.
Unfortunately, printing in Google Wave isn’t really that simple. To do so, you will need to add the contact pdf-wave@appspot.com to the Wave, and then generate a PDF report. Sadly, this only is able to generate a report of the top wavelet in a wave.
Embedding Google Wave into your website can be an easy way to share notes from a conference with the rest of the world. For those unable to be on the Wave, publicly posting the Wave on your website is a quick way to share with others any important notes or benefits from the topic.
If you want to send a quick message in Google Wave, there are two ways to ping someone. You can either send a ping as thought it is an instant message, or send an aside within an existing Wave.
