a homepage that splits up to 3 webpages you'd like to always read when you wake up- can also be a to do list or document you want to read - whatver
Imagine whenever you launch your browser say, for the first time in more than an hour than any internet activity (so each new window doesn't look like this), that you got to see your gmail, your 2 do list and pandora launched for your music. Then as you check your gmail, your other items are there also for you to see and check.
Home pages right now are just that...PAGE(S). One thing. Not good enough.
Tabs don't let you see multiple things at once. In one browser window.
I don't have a 50in monitor, so...
Is this idea clear?
Friday, January 30, 2009
Saturday, January 10, 2009
gmail - event creator update
So one new thing I see in Gmail is the chance to add a task or create an event based on an email being more integrated and now available through the options drop down menu on each email.
However, this is only good for inbox emails. When I SEND an email, I should have the chance to add a follow up (or create an event) that gets created when I hit send. Would be super useful and make it so i don't need to either wait for a reply (defeats the purpose) or go back to sent mail after sending it and creating an event. To be honest though there should just be a 'follow ups' box so you can archive all old mail. This box should be displayed like 'tasks' and 'calendar'
However, this is only good for inbox emails. When I SEND an email, I should have the chance to add a follow up (or create an event) that gets created when I hit send. Would be super useful and make it so i don't need to either wait for a reply (defeats the purpose) or go back to sent mail after sending it and creating an event. To be honest though there should just be a 'follow ups' box so you can archive all old mail. This box should be displayed like 'tasks' and 'calendar'
Search drop down in gmail
So you know how Facebook has the search bar set up to suggest people you might be searching for when you begin typing in its search bar?
GMail should do that for your inbox to easily retrieve certain emails.
GMail should do that for your inbox to easily retrieve certain emails.
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