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I know this will help me. I administer multiple Google Apps domains for different clients and during testing and configuration of each I am constantly logging out of one account and then back in to another.

Mashable - Social Media GuideFrom Mashable.com:

Now, according to Google Operating System, Google is testing a feature that will let users log in to multiple Google accounts in the same web browser. Personally, I have at least four different Gmail accounts open at all times, and this feature is very high on my wish list.

Google services that are currently being tested include Gmail, Reader, Sites, Calendar, Code and Docs. There is one limitation: if you turn on multiple sign-in, you cannot access Gmail in offline mode.

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Another great article from Tech Savvy Agent: When it comes to Facebook and real estate ads, do you think you should be advertising your listings on your Facebook PROFILE? No, me neither. But, at the same time, you have all these friends that you want to be able to promote what you do as much as possible without being obnoxious, right? How can this be accomplished? Facebook’s Marketplace. Click here to read the entire article on Tech Savvy Agent

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#1 Power Tool for a Real Estate – The Blog – From Tech Savvy Agent

June 10, 2010

From Tech Savvy Agent: It’s really not a question anymore, it’s a statement:  You MUST have a real estate blog if you want to be successful in the online world of real estate.  But for those of you who are still questioning the importance of blogging, I think it’s appropriate for us to be completely transparent [...]

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Google to Integrate Google Voice With Gmail?

June 10, 2010

Google is testing a new feature in Gmail: as you can see in this image obtained by Google OS, a phone icon opens a special Gmail chat window, which consists of a dialpad, contact search, credit balance and a call button. The feature is not yet publicly available. Read the full article on Mashable.com Share on [...]

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Add Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn Info to Your Gmail Contacts

May 18, 2010

Mashable.com has an article on a new Google Apps gadget, just installed it, worked great! Relationship manager Gist has just launched the Gist Gadget for the Google Apps Marketplace. The Gist Gadget basically lets you find out way more about the people in your inbox, directly from Gmail. Read the rest at mashable.com Share on [...]

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Google Apps – Streamline the way you do business

May 9, 2010

Google Apps for Business is a suite of applications from Google that allow small businesses to receive email, share calendars, store, share and collaborate on documents, upload internal training videos and presentations, all in a secure web based environment. Tired of managing documents, templates, contracts, calendars, contacts, presentations etc… the old fashioned way? Copying them [...]

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Mashable's Facebook Guide

May 9, 2010

Mashable.com has a Facebook Guidebook online. Facebook is the world’s leading social network, with over 300 million users and more than 900 employees. But how do you get the most out of it? To answer this question and more, Mashable has created The Facebook Guide Book, a complete collection of resources to help you master [...]

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Gmail Adds Drag-and-Drop to File Attachments

April 16, 2010

From Mahable.com: Gmail has a new feature for Firefox 3.6 and Google Chrome users: drag-and-drop file attachments. The feature is very straightforward — just drag files from your desktop onto your e-mail, and a green box will appear where you can drop your files. Google promises it will “enable this for other browsers as soon as they support [...]

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Jing makes taking screenshots and even video free and easy!

March 30, 2010

Jing makes it very easy to grab screenshots and videos straight from your PC, and then save them or share them on the Web. The coolest part of this experiment–in theory–is Jing’s integration with Screencast.com, a hosting service for videos recorded off your computer. Once you’ve recorded a video, you can save it to your [...]

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Facebook surpassses Google as the #1 most visited site!

March 20, 2010

The headline around the Web was that, for the first time, Facebook had eclipsed Google as the most-visited site in the U.S. for a full week. Previously, Facebook had hit No. 1 on a few big holidays, like Christmas and New Year’s Day. That makes sense—everyone is home and uploading photos from that digital camera [...]

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