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  Google Analytics For Desktops

  The Google Analytics team has just released a new API, allowing developers to take the analytics data and create customized applications from them, this news is pretty exciting, since having a desktop tool to keep track of Google analytics, can save publishers a lot of time. If you are looking for a free tool to monitor [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Offline Gmail Access With Geemail

  Gmail has rolled out a new feature for accessing your emails offline with the help of Google Gears, however not many users are happy with the new offering. If you are one of the unhappy users, a new Adobe Air application called Geemail will help you to access your Gmail account and provide offline access [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Manage Google Services on Your Desktop with GMDesk [Adobe Air App]

  In our day to day life we use Gmail for our emails, Google Calendar to manage our agenda, GTalk to communicate with friends, Google Docs to create and share documents, spreadsheets and presentations and Google Maps to find directions. Most of the services except for GTalk are only accessible online, or through several addons and extensions [...] Read More | Tweet This

• Cool Way To Search Images From Your Desktop [Adobe Air App]

  Adobe Air applications have been known to be eye candy, many such applications have become a part of our day to day life (we will shortly reveal all the adobe air apps we use). Our eyes certainly lit up on seeing the latest Adobe Air application called Thumb Fall. Thumb Fall is a Adobe Air based [...] Read More | Tweet This

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  Battle of the Office Suites: Adobe’s Acrobat.com

  It seems that every few months, a new web-based office suite is born. Since I spend a good deal of my time writing, having a reliable word processor is paramount. Over time, I’ve found myself increasingly frustrated with the size, cost, and inexplicable changes to Microsoft Office. Combined with the failure of Windows Vista, the [...] Read More | Tweet This