google, http, apache, sidekick, html, instant messaging, AIM, yahoo, MSN Search Internet - Page 2 | Tech-Recipes

Internet tutorials

How To Use Twitter To Update Your Facebook Status

Contributed by shamanstears on October 6, 2009 under Internet

If you use both Twitter and Facebook, you can save a great deal of time by using Twitter to update your Facebook status. That way you can communicate via both services with only one post.

Google Wave: How to Remove or Uninstall an Extension

Contributed by shamanstears on October 4, 2009 under Google

If you have installed an extension that isn’t behaving in the desired manner, you can remove or uninstall the extension by following these steps.

Google Wave: How to Insert a Gadget into a New Wave

Contributed by shamanstears on October 3, 2009 under Google

Gadgets can increase the level of interaction between you and your contacts. You can insert gadgets from either the Gadget Gallery or by inputing the address of the desired gadget.

Google Wave: Save Time By Using Keyboard Shortcuts

Contributed by shamanstears on October 2, 2009 under Google

By eliminating the need to leave your keyboard, you can perform a number of actions so much quicker. These include navigation, message formatting, message management, and editing.

Opera 10: Set Gmail as the Default Email Client

Contributed by shamanstears on September 22, 2009 under Browsers

If you use Gmail as your primary email client, Opera 10 makes it easy to associate any mailto links that you might encounter to use Gmail as the default email client. All you need to do is make one small modification to one of the .ini files. Instructions are included for both Windows and OS X.

Google Voice: How to Enable SMS-to-Email Forwarding

Contributed by shamanstears on September 10, 2009 under Google

If you want to keep your email, voicemail and SMS messages stored in one easy to use location, your Gmail inbox is the ideal place. By enabling SMS forwarding to your email, you can use Gmail to receive and store the messages as well as reply to them.

Gmail: Listen to Google Voice Messages Right from the Notification Email

Contributed by shamanstears on September 9, 2009 under Google

If you use Google Voice, you probably take advantage of the email notifications when you receive voice mail. Instead of constantly having to go to Google Voice to listen to the message, you can listen to it directly from the notification email while still at Gmail.

How to Use reQall and Gmail to Create the Ultimate Reminder Service

Contributed by shamanstears on September 8, 2009 under Internet

reQall is a voice-enabled service that allows you to use your iPhone or Blackberry to dictate reminders to yourself. By incorporating Gmail’s filters, you can use it to take advantage of other useful services you might be using, like Remember The Milk and Evernote. You can also instruct reQall to recognize calls from certain phones, so that they can leave you reminders as well.

—