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Gmail Labs Adds Multiple Inboxes [Gmail Labs]
Lifehacker — ... settings. From there, you can choose up to five different panes to display to the right of your Gmail inbox, above your inbox, or below it. For label and filter junkies, the Multiple Inboxes feature is a must. When setting up your multiple inboxes, you can use any of Gmail's supported search operators to create any sort of search you want. For example, good choices for your multiple inboxes might include searches like: is:starred is:unread has:attachment Let's hear which labels or search operators you're keeping an eye on in the comments.

Multiple Inboxes in Gmail
D' Technology Weblog — Gmail launched a new feature called Multiple Inboxes, which makes it possible to have more than one ‘inbox’ in your default Gmail view. After you turn on Multiple Inboxes from the Labs tab under Settings, you can configure what you want to see, as well as set the number of messages displayed and the positioning of your panels from the Multiple Inboxes section under Settings. “Multiple inboxes” works especially well if you have a high resolution monitor and if you use filters that automatically archive some classes of messages. ...

Set Up Multiple Gmail Filters by Editing an XML File [Filters]
Lifehacker — ... process of setting up new filters, you can apply as many labels as you want, as well as other directives, such as sending directly to Trash: ... or immediately archiving: If going this route might give you a little more Gmail power, you'd do well to read up on your advanced Gmail search operators , and maybe download our ...

Search operators for Gmail inbox
D' Technology Weblog — Gmail Labs “Search Autocomplete” feature is designed to make searching in Gmail much easier. But if you’re a keyboard junkie, here’re some search operator for you: "in:important" — get all items labeled "important";  "is:unread in:inbox" — all unread messages; "to:me is:starred" — all starred messages sent directly to you; "is:chat from:heather" — all chat conversations you had with Heather; "is:starred -in:inbox" — shows all your starred messages that ...