Posts Tagged ‘ Gmail ’

Google Opens App Store for Business Software

Google introduced a marketplace of business software to help to spur the adoption of its own suite of productivity applications.

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Google Alters Buzz to Tackle Privacy Flaws

Google is making important changes to Buzz to address criticism from users and privacy advocates.

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The Negative Buzz Around Google’s New Social Network

Google's Buzz service scans a user's Gmail contact list to automatically create a social network. Critics say the process violates customer privacy.

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Torn Between 2 Phones: Nexus One vs. iPhone

A decision about whether to use an iPhone or Google's Nexus One can come down to the software services you use on the desktop or in the browser.

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Google Upgrades Security on Gmail

The default setting on Google's free Gmail accounts will use the HTTPS protocol, which protects users' e-mail data from snooping while it flows over the Internet.

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After China Attacks, Google Makes Gmail More Secure

After its disclosure of online attacks on its network, including Gmail accounts, Google says it will default to the more secure HTTPS technology to better protect Gmail users from snooping.

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Is Our Data Too Vulnerable in the Cloud?

Not only could stored data be stolen by hackers or lost to breakdowns, but a cloud provider might mishandle data, says an article on cloud computing.

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Forward These E-Mail Suggestions From Readers

Readers came up with more suggestions for conquering the onslaught of e-mail.

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10 Proposals for Fixing the E-Mail Glut

Some ideas that could be baked into future e-mail programs in an effort to conquer in-box obesity.

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Google Offers Users a Peek at Stored Data

Google has created a privacy dashboard for users to easily see the information it collects on them.

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