Gmail Labs: Default text styling
Gmail editor now supports custom default text style for your messages! You can turn on default text styling from the Labs tab, then go to Settings and set your preferences just once.
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I'm starting to love Posterous!
Seriously! After using Posterous in the last few days more frequently, I feel that I getting to love it for it's simplicity. Before Posterous, I found myself have no time to update my blog, all the logging in, creating new articles, sizing of images are wearing me out.
One of the greatest feature of Posterous is working directly from the email - exceptionally well with Gmail. With Gmail's offline support, I can write a blog post anytime, anywhere I like even without internet connections. Once there is internet access, Gmail will automatically send the email to Posterous for posting. In addition, I don’t have to be bothered with editing or customization process like resizing images, upload media files and embed them to my own blog. Posterous handles all emails sent properly. I sent multiple images, they will be displayed as a gallery-like entry. I send an audio files, it will have an embed audio player. For videos sent, they will be displayed in a video player. I sent a YouTube link, it will be trans-coded into an embedded player.So, it’s like send and forget, no more cumbersome login and forms!
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Gmail: Send attachments while offline
For all Gmail users, Offline Gmail now supports attachments sending whether you are online or offline.You’ll be able to attach all types of files except inline images, which are images in the body of the email. When you have Offline Gmail enabled, Google says that mail now goes through the outbox when you’re online or offline, allowing Gmail to capture all attachments regardless of internet connections.
If you haven't tried Offline Gmail, visit Gmail Labs tab 
on the top right corner of your screen follow these instructions to get started:
- Select Enable next to Offline Gmail.
- Click Save Changes.
- After your browser reloads, you'll see a new "Offline" link in the upper righthand corner of the Gmail page, next to your username. Click this link to start the offline set up process and download Gears if you don't already have it.
If you are not using Gmail, whatcha waiting for? Go grab one now!
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