Hi:
I haven't used the Web interface much, except to search for messages, for the
most part.
However, I just set up filters in GMail and assigned labels to the messages
that are filtered out.
Apple mail does a good job of treating these "labels" like mailboxes, so, when
I open Apple mail, I c
Hi, Eric,
As for myself, I honestly haven't used Twitter much, so I can't speak to its
advantages. Apple Mail does have an RSS function that is set up with a folder
in the mailbox list and RSS feeds associated with it. I truly like this setup a
whole lot. I get American Public Broadcasting Serv
Thanks. Do you prefer RSS feeds or twitter feeds? I know they don't
really serve the same purpose, but for following news I feel sorta
torn. Twitter has interaction, but I find keeping up with everyone's
feeds to just take far too much time and there are a lot of tweets
that I just don't care ab
Hi, Eric,
I generally find mail clients much more navigable, especially when it comes to
large amounts of messages. Apple Mail is set up to display conversations if you
wish it to, and you can even use the delete key just once to wipe out an entire
conversation. IMO, web interfaces are just pla
Oh definitely. I find using gmail in a browser something a kin to torture. lol
Ricardo Walker
rwalker...@gmail.com
Twitter & Skype: rwalker296
www.mobileaccess.org
On Jul 30, 2011, at 2:10 PM, Eric Brinkman wrote:
So I've been using GMail in my web browser for the last six years, but
the large
So I've been using GMail in my web browser for the last six years, but
the large amount of discussion of apple mail as well as its ability to
read RSS feeds has made me consider using it with my GMail account.
Do you think it would give me a significant advantage over just using
GMail in safari?
T
