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PC Pro: News: Gmail goes offline
Source: pcpro.co.uk

Gmail is closing the gap on traditional email services by offering users access to their inboxes while offline. The new Labs feature uses Google Gears to cache a copy of the user's inbox on their PC.

Official Gmail Blog: New in Labs: Offline Gmail
Source: gmailblog.blogspot.com

Web-based email is great because you can check it from any computer, but there's one little catch: it's inherently limited by your internet connection.

Meet Chrome, Google's Windows Killer
Source: TechCrunch

Make no mistake. The cute comic book and the touchy-feely talk about user experience is little more than a coat of paint on top of a monumental hatred of Microsoft.

Google debuts Gears for Firefox 3
Source: zdnet.com.au

Gears, Google's project to make Web browsers a better foundation for elaborate online applications, now supports Firefox 3, the company plans to announce soon.

Official Google Docs Blog: Bringing the cloud with you
Source: googledocs.blogspot.com

We know that many of you have been waiting for offline access to Google Docs, and I'm happy to tell you we'll be rolling it out over the next few weeks, starting today with a small percentage of users.

GearsMonkey: Google Gears + Greasemonkey to take any site offline
Source: Google

But alas, if only it were a reality that every site was Gears enabled -- the internet faster and available anywhere. You'd need every site to implement Gears -- GearsMonkey to the rescue!

A Offline Gmail Client: Sweet
Source: TechCrunch

A report from India's Hindustan Times indicates that Google is prepping an offline version of Gmail.

Zoho Writer Goes Offline with Google Gears
Source: Mashable!

How do you like that? Zoho using their biggest competitor's technology for themselves.

Google Gears: GearPad web-based offline notepad
Source: Lifehacker

If GearPad is too minimalistic for you, try Moxie.

Firefox 3 and Google team up for offline apps
Source: pcpro.co.uk

Interesting. It appears that Google Gears and Firefox 3 are joining forces. Mozilla and Google are collaborating on an effort to make web applications work offline.

Interview with the creator of SQLite
Source: Guardian Unlimited

In a world of people obsessed by turning the tiniest idea into something profitable, Dr Richard Hipp's best-known software stands out for two reasons - he actively disclaims copyright in it; and at a time when multi-megabyte installations are booming, he has a self-imposed limit  …

The Google Problem
Source: eWeek - Microsoft Watch

Young companies are like young people—arrogant, brash, bold and swashbuckling, like they'll live forever. Youth mentality defines Google, as it did Microsoft a computing generation ago.

Remember The Milk Adds Offline Capabilities via Google Gears
Source: blog.rememberthemilk.com

They must love Google as much as I do. First, it was adding support for Google Calendar. Now, they are using Google Gears to let you work offline!

Application Future State - Google Gears

I wrote this post on my blog in Mar. 2006. Considering the release of Google Gears, I thought it might be a good chance to revisit the accuracy of the post.

Oh Sam I Am, can I read it on the tram?
Source: Official Google Reader Blog

Google Reader users can download the latest 2000 items from Google Reader to their browsers to read when they don't have internet access, using Google Gears.

Google takes big step to make Web work offline
Source: Reuters

Google Inc. said on Wednesday it was building Web software that runs online and off to let users work remotely on planes, trains, slow dial-up connections or even the most remote locations in the world.

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