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How To Access Google Services in Chrome with One Number

Posted on 08. Mar, 2010 by Umar.Anjum.

Google is constantly trying to better their products. To enhance the functionality of their internet browser, Chrome, Google has released a number of extensions that complement the browser. Many of these extensions integrate many of Google’s existing services into Chrome. For example, there is a Google extension for Gmail which places an icon in the address bar showing the number of unread messages. A similar Google extension exists for Google Reader.

These extensions are quite helpful for a person who is using one of these services. But if somebody is using both services, then installing these extensions can create an unwanted clutter in the address bar.

Recognizing this, a third-party developer has combined the functionality of these extensions, added a few more functions, and created what is called One Number.

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Weekly Starred Items: April 20, 2008

Posted on 20. Apr, 2008 by Kyle Judkins.

Every week I star numerous items in my Google Reader (which you should use if you don’t), so I can use them for posts here or just to explore myself. However, I find that I never have enough time to fully explore the links in order to give you guys proper feedback. In order to keep you guys up on all my findings, I decided to start doing a weekly update of the items I star.

7 Windows Explorer Addons for Power Users: I have always felt that Windows Explorer could be a little better.

Five Best DVD Ripping Tools: Make sure you copy all of your friends’ DVDs backup all the DVDs you own.

PassionDuo WordPress Theme Released: Great looking WordPress theme.

Calibrate Your HDTV?: I will definitely need this soon, as the wife and I are looking for a great HDTV.

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