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Lista de Tarefas é mais uma novidade que chega ao Gmail Labs (yeah!)
MacMagazine —
... e seguindo o conceito de que “as pessoas usam o Gmail para cumprir tarefas”, o Google apresentou agora há pouco (finalmente!!) um novo recurso de tarefas para o seu webmail. ...
Gmail Tasks Management
D' Technology Weblog —
Google has added a new task management feature to Gmail as part of Gmail Labs. To enable Tasks, go to Settings, click the Labs tab (or just click here if you’re signed in). Select “Enable” next to “Tasks” and then click “Save Changes” at the bottom. Then, after Gmail refreshes, on the left under the “Contacts” link, you’ll see a “Tasks” link. Just click it to get started.
Take entering a new task: just click in an empty ...
Gmail Integrates Task List, Keeps You Organized
Today @ PC World —
... gave us one more reason to stay glued to our computer screens. The Labs Team have released yesterday a new feature for Gmail - Tasks - basically a To-Do list manager. But besides the usual task list bonanza, the new feature can also associate emails with tasks and create multiple to-do lists. [image] To activate Gmail Tasks, you will have to go to Settings/Labs in your Gmail account and right at the top you will find the Tasks module. Just click 'Enable' and then you're ready to go. If you go back to your Inbox now, under the Contacts tab you will find a Tasks link. When you ...
Office clone? Gmail adds Tasks
Gadgetell —
... tasks while mobile. A quick check of the iPhone optimized Google pages shows no Tasks. Given the past attention Google has paid to this area, I am sure we’ll see it soon.
This also sheds a bit more light on Google’s efforts to replace Microsoft Office part for part. Lacking Tasks was a big issue for folks like me who need reminders on what needs doing.
Give Tasks a try by clicking on the Labs tab in Settings in your Gmail.
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Daily Tech: Who Doesn't Want a Slice of Apple Apple Pie?
GeekSugar —
... Do you spend all day on Gmail? You can make use of that time by utilizing the task manager, which is a fancy way to say to-do list. Just click in an empty part of your list and start typing. No buttons to click and it's saved automatically. — Gmail Blog ...
Gmail crosses "todo list" off its todo list
Popgadget: Personal Tech for Women —
More Google. Gmail, this time.
Rob Pegoraro, the Washington Post's really fine columnist on personal digital technology, tells you all about the new Google Labs todo list, formally known as Tasks, that can be added to your Gmail account.
And here's a bit more about it, this from the Gmail blog.
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Oh no, Google is killing Google Notebook
SolSie.com —
... results. This is useful when you’ve found some results on Google Search that were really perfect for your query. You can read about how to use SearchWiki in this blog post.
Google Docs - If you’re trying to jot down some quick notes, or create a document that you can share with others, check out Google Docs.
Tasks in Gmail - For a lightweight way to generate a todo list or keep track of things, we recently launched Tasks in Gmail Labs.
Google Bookmarks - For a tool that can help you remember ...
Free Google Tasks Competes with Paid App on iPhone
jkOnTheRun —
Less than two months ago, Google added a lightweight Tasks feature to Gmail through the experimental Labs. The service just became available for mobile handsets, working on the iPhone and Android platforms, as well as any xhtml-enabled phone. It’s still bare-bones, but offers the basics if you’re looking to go simple: task lists, tasks, due dates and notes. You can also choose any e-mail in Gmail and add it to your Task list. Simply select the mail item and look for the “Add to Tasks” option in the More Actions drop-down.
A ...
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