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Google Chrome has a nice feature where you can sync all your open tabs across all your devices. Anywhere you can install Chrome, you can set it up so that you can see all the other open tabs on all your other Chrome installs.


It’s a very slick feature and works really well. I’ve been using it on my Windows 7 PC, MacBook Pro, iPhone and iPad and it’s been great. It’s so useful when I’m browsing at home and then have to leave to go somewhere and I can just pull up the tabs on my iPhone.

The process is pretty easy and to get started, you need to open Chrome and click on the Wrench icon. Click on Settings.



Here, you want to sign into Chrome using your Google account. Once you have done so, you can click on the Advanced sync settings button.



Here is where you choose what you want to sync.



You can choose to Sync everything, which includes open tabs or you can click on Choose what you want to sync and check the boxes manually.

That’s about it. now all you have to do is install Chrome on your other devices, go to Settings and sign into Chrome. Make sure that you have syncing turned on for the other devices as well.

When you open a new tab in Chrome, you’ll see an option called Other devices. Click on that and you’ll see all the open tabs on your other devices!



The only issue I have seen is that sometimes it takes a while for the tabs to sync. Unfortunately, as of now, there is no way to manually refresh the list of open tabs on other devices. Hopefully, that’ll be something you can do in the future. Enjoy!

Inky- An Awesome Email app for Windows:
Outlook is probably one of the most popular email client for Windows, but this is mostly used in enterprise as this is not a free app. It comes bundled with Office suite. Other free alternative is Thunderbird and there are quite a few others as well. Inky is a new desktop email client app which has an awesome interface and probably the best feature is that it supports almost all popular email services and you can add multiple accounts as well.
There are quite a few interesting aspects about this app, firstly for adding email account, you do not have to manually enter the ports and configurations, the app detects them automatically based on your email address. Inky works with any IMAP or POP account. Secondly Inky predicts how relevant each message is to you and shows you using a colored ink drop. Inky organizes your mail into smart views. Focus on mail from personal contacts, social sites, daily deal sites, and subscriptions separately.

Inky enhances each message with one or more useful tools such as a one-click unsubscribe button or a map of a street address. What makes Inky stand out is the super friendly user interface, clean and easy to use.
Inky supports all the popular email services like Gmail, Yahoo mail, Hotmail or Outlook.com etc. Inky keeps your emails intact and in sync with your email provider. For example, if you read a work email message, and then go to the office, you will see that message is marked as read there as well.


The app also helps you make sure you send your email from the right accounts to the right person. Inky will suggest people to add to an email if you frequently include them in a group.
Whether you have one account or multiple, Inky provides a new, refreshingly simple interface to check all your mail.
Inky is available for both Windows and Mac.
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With its 800 million users, Facebook has become the world’s meeting place.
But, while everyone knows about Facebook and some small and medium size businesses have taken the first step by creating a business page, many are still challenged by how to maximize Facebook’s potential to build brand loyalty and drive revenues higher.
They know that Fortune 500 firms, like Coca-Cola and McDonald’s, attract millions of Facebook fans, but beyond posting a status update or asking people to Like them on this mother of all social media, they are confused and frustrated as to how to make the most of this 21st Century marketing phenomenon.
Whether it’s Facebook’s complexity or simplicity that has you stymied, if you put in just a little effort— for 10 days—you can boost your Facebook interactions by 10, 20, even 30 percent or more, garnering fans and customers who will spend real money as a result of your social marketing magic.

Contents:
10 DAYS, MORE ENGAGEMENT, MORE SALES
DAY 1: WATCH AND LEARN
DAY 2: UNDERSTAND FACEBOOK BEST PRACTICES
DAY 3: LEARN THE LINGO
DAY 4: ADD TO YOUR PAGE
DAY 5: CREATE A CONTENT CALENDAR
DAY 6: UNDERSTANDING EDGERANK AND THE ART OF ENGAGEMENT
DAY 7: PUT ON A SHOW
DAY 8: AND THE WINNER IS… YOUR BUSINESS
DAY 9: RUN A TARGETED AD CAMPAIGN
DAY 10: GAINING SOME INSIGHTS
FACE FORWARD

A common problem with a bulky inbox is finding emails. Almost every email service and client has a search feature, with some offering very smart parameters for refining the search (like Gmail’s web interface) but still, at times quickly finding the right email can be a pain. Similarly, if you’ve downloaded an attachment that came with an email and are trying to trace it back to the original message, you could be out of luck if you have renamed the file in the meantime, and will likely need to go through several emails individually to find it since for the most part, you are relying on memory to remember who the email was from, or a snippet from the email’s subject. If you’re using the default Mail app on a Mac, though, finding the email that an attachment came with is much easier than you know, as every attachment that you download saves details of where the file originated from i.e. the email’s sender and subject. You can use this to find the original email thread.


Right-click an attachment and select the ‘Get Info’ option. Scroll down and expand the ‘More info’ tab. Here, you will see where this file came from. An email address followed by the subject indicates that file originated from the Mail program, and this information can be used to search for the email using Mail’s own search feature. This information is preserved even after you have edited the file after downloading it.

Should the search return too many results (or none at all) and you need to get to the email fast, the script that follows the email and subject in the file’s info box is bound to help. Just copy the text you see after the subject – in this case, the “message:%3CCA+f2sof-s3fHyvt_6woCCR0gAUJKs9RofyTA=VzHqNouJwjT6g@mail.gmail.com%3E” part (without the quotes). Next, paste it into Safari’s address bar (no other browser will work), and hit enter. Safari will automatically open the exact email for you.

This tip is useful so long as the email you’re looking for had a file attached and you saved it to your Mac HD. By saving an attachment, we don’t mean the default backup that Mail makes; you can’t browse the files in that folder because the backups that Mail makes are in MBOX format and can be opened with an email client only. You have to download the attachment in its original format and then access its information window. Although this limits the usability of this trick, it still makes the process of tracking down the email that a document came attached with, considerably easier than using Safari or Mail’s search feature for the purpose.
[via Mac OS X Hints]
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