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Gmail Location, Latitude and Stickers
Gmail recently announced two location-centric features on the Gmail blog, Add Your Location to Your Signature and See Where Your Friends are with Google Latitude. You can sign up with Google Latitude using your Gmail account.
The first (Add Your Location to your signature) is a lab feature you can activate that will automatically read the IP address of the computer you connect to Gmail with and add location info to your signature. See where your friends are using Google Latitude let’s you show your friends where you are on a dynamic Google map. The controls for your location are fairly granular and you have some choices as to who to share with – or not. There’s also a gadget that lets you add it into your personal iGoogle page. Check out Google Latitude.
Google Latitude “Privacy” Video
They’ve also still got their FREE Gmail stickers offer open (maybe I will get some after all)! Here’s the meat, but you should visit the FREE Gmail stickers offer to see some cool pictures. So, here’s that meat straight from the Gmail blog…
If you haven’t sent in your self-addressed stamped envelope yet, it’s not too late. Just make sure it’s postmarked by February 14th, 2009 and sent to:
Send me some Gmail stickers already
P.O. Box 391420
Mountain View, CA 94039-1420
Call now! Operators are waiting…. oh well rather don’t call, operators are not waiting, but do send off your self-addressed stamped envelope for some FREE, cool Gmail stickers!
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