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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Monday, October 29, 2007
How Gmail Blocks Spam
I knew Gmail did an awesome job at blocking spam, probably 100 times better than other webmails, and now I know why. Here's very interesting article on how Gmail blocks spam.
Accompanied by this video:
Perhaps One of the Coolest Apps to Come Out in a Long Time
Mozilla's Prism. All it does is make a web app feel like a desktop app, but I have to tell you, it's a great feeling.
Basically you just install Prism, then run it and it will ask for a URL. Put in a URL (eg: http://mail.google.com) and bam, you've got a desktop mail client that you can run from your Quick Launch bar or desktop. Well not really a desktop app because you still have to always be connected, but it feels like it. No toolbars, no address bar. Here's a sample screen
Pretty nice huh? Try it out, it actually seems pretty stable already.
Basically you just install Prism, then run it and it will ask for a URL. Put in a URL (eg: http://mail.google.com) and bam, you've got a desktop mail client that you can run from your Quick Launch bar or desktop. Well not really a desktop app because you still have to always be connected, but it feels like it. No toolbars, no address bar. Here's a sample screen
Pretty nice huh? Try it out, it actually seems pretty stable already.
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