How do I check my Gmail email?
Simple instructions on how to check Gmail account when another account comes up in Chrome web browser - screenshots included. [more...]
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Simple instructions on how to check Gmail account when another account comes up in Chrome web browser - screenshots included. [more...]
The simplest explanation on the differences between email and Gmail. Also a brief and sincere advice on which online email service is best for you - Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo! Mail. [more...]
A brief on Gmail, Google's email service - its history and impact on the Internet. [more...]
Important Gmail features that put it a notch above the rest especially Yahoo! Mail and Hotmail. [more...]
Create Gmail address for free through these step by step instructions. [more...]
How to send Gmail email from your account. Beginners instructions on creating and sending a new email message. [more...]
Composing Gmail e-mail using the rich-text formatting features of the new version to beautify your message. [more...]
Learn how to use Gmail Cc and Bcc for sending email to multiple recipients simultaneously. Cc and Bcc fields are not visible by default in Gmail. [more...]
Instructions on how to send a photo or a picture from your Gmail account - step by step details with screenshots. [more...]
Beginners guide to Gmail attachments - adding, viewing and downloading files attached to email messages. [more...]
Gmail versions - a close look at the two versions of the free email service and which one should you use? [more...]
Quickly download Gmail email messages to your computer using free programs you may already have. [more...]
How do I view a deleted web page?
Is there a way to view a deleted web page - one that is no longer available? Yes there is and the solution is quite simple. [more...]
Contrary to popular belief, Thomas Edison, one of the greatest inventors of all time, didn't invent the light bulb. He simply improved upon it to create a practical, long-lasting incandescent source of light! The light bulb was first demonstrated in 1878 by British physicist Joseph Swan. The inventor used carbonised paper as a filament and patented the bulb in 1880. The next year, London's Savoy Theatre became the world's first public building to be lit by the electric wonder. Edison's genius was to understand the nature of the bulb and painstaking test hundreds of materials as filaments. After many trials, his group finally arrived at a carbon bamboo filament which would not only make the bulb last longer (1,200 hours) but could also be produced cheaply. They demonstrated their light bulb on 31st December 1979. Edison too filed and received a patent for his electric bulb. Including Thomas Edison and Joseph Swan, there were a total of eight inventors working on the electric bulb at that time. [more...]
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