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Turning Gmail into a social hub
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Steve Rubel of Micro Persuasion has done it again with another brilliant post on how to get more out of Gmail (or any other email service for that matter). The only downside for me is that I am not really much of a social networking person so I am unlikely to use much of what he suggested.

I don't like Twitter and I only use Facebook occasionally to play Scrabulous and to network with some business prospects. I am not completely into the whole "Facebook lifestyle" like a lot of other people. I don't need contacts' status details emailed to me as they happen and I don't feel the need to constantly change my status profile to let the whole world know what I am doing.

So Steve has some great advice but on this occasion, it doesn't apply much to me. But I really like the way Steve thinks and how he always finds new uses for everyday web apps. His best post by far is turning Gmail into a personal nerve center. Definately a classic and one I highly recommend you check out.


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