Thursday, September 23, 2010
Chrome to Phone Feature
2:08 PM | 
Posted by
Amanda
The Google Chrome to Phone feature enables an Android phone user to send links from your Chrome desktop browser to your Android mobile device instantly. This feature is a real time saver! By installing this extension in Chrome, you can select a web page, phone number, address or text and have it sent directly to your Android. Certain links launch the associated app on your Android, such as the YouTube app and the Google maps app. By highlighting a phone number in your browser and push the icon, your phone will start the phone dialer and insert the phone number so all you need to do is press dial on the phone. Very nice! Anything to save us time or improve the user experience is a plus.
This application requires Android 2.2 or later and Chrome 6 and above.
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gTask Android Application
gTasks is a mobile phone Android application that allows phone users to access, add, edit and delete tasks from your Google Gmail and or Google Apps account without having to be online. gTasks allows you to conveniently sync with Google Tasks, a browser based feature Google created to help you keep track of to-do items. gTasks application is available in two versions, basic (free) and optimized (a small fee - advertising removed). gTasks does not require a sign on to use it since it synchronizes with your Gmail accounts setup on your Android phone.
We have have found this application to be very handy. We now have mobile access to email, calendars, and tasks with online synchronization. Easy to use with no hassle! Please contact us for additional information on Google Apps.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Google Instant Search....Is it too fast?
I am sure almost everyone has enjoyed the new experience of the Google Instant Search. The advantages of speed are obvious. In my case, it can be a little distracting. I have a tendency to see another or related subject as I type and immediately go down a different direction. You might say I am a little bit like my dog when it sees a squirrel while chasing a ball. Below is a video perspective from Google:
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