The respective themes allows you to customize the look and feel of your GMail, so now keeping dreaming while mailing in a sunny day, you can select your respective theme from your settings page, just click on the thumbnail on themes tab and enjoy! themes can also be customized by location, I mean depending on your selection of your respective country and city the themes can change during the day.

If you would like to know more information on this, then please look at the respective page - Spice up your inbox with colors and themes

GMail Rocking Themes

Just I had a quick glance on all the comments from various websites and blogs about the new feature introduced in Gmail. Most of the members say that there was a streaming problem and was taking lot of bandwidth to render in the respective browsers. Even I faced the same problem when I was doing my first Video and Voice chat in Gmail yesterday.

Yesterday I checked one of the famous blog named “Read Write Web” and the article which Frederic Lardinois has posted - Google Launches Video and Voice Chat for Gmail and checked the comments on this post. Some of the users has mentioned which I have stated above “Bandwidth Problem”.

And I guess, Google Gmail might be working on these things, and I would like to inform Google that this feature is amazing and I guess Google is the only one who has introduced this facility in mailing.

Install:
If you would like to install the same, just go to this link and help yourself.

Learn More:
If you want to learn more about the same - click here

Exclusive Video from Google:

Below are the respective steps:
1. Just open your GMail account and click on Compose Mail
2. Just in the To field write your own GMail id for testing, you write the subject as Testing Mail or your own text.
3. Then Click on “Attach a file” link to attach your PDF file, then press “Send“.
4. As you have written your own id in “To” field, the mail will receive in your inbox, open your inbox and click on the mail which you have sent.
5. Then goto attachment section, there you can view two links “View as HTML” and “Download”. I think from this you have got an idea of how we can convert respective PDF files to pure HTML. If you see the view source of it, its pure HTML with some inline styles.

I think the above steps will help you in converting PDF files to HTML file. Even you can reuse the HTML code which has been generated, this going to help as a simple tip when we do not have converting softwares in our systems.

Related articles which you would like to read:
1. Twinkling hidden features of Google Chrome
2. Google Chrome Browser on your personal USB Drives
3. Now GMail on Android
4. Quick tour of new G1 Phone
5. Check out Broken Backlinks using Google Webmaster Tool
6. Call for ideas to change the world from Google

Below is the exclusive video which I would like to share with you (Video Copy Rights - THE WALL STREET JOURNAL.), just click on the image below - it will take you to the respective video.

Quick tour of new G1 Phone

Articles which you would like to read:
1. Twinkling hidden features of Google Chrome
2. Google Chrome Browser on your personal USB Drives
3. Netscape is the ‘navigator.appName’ for Google Chrome
4. Develop Google Chrome App using EXT JS and Google Data API

GMail on Android can be used very easily as it is handy to use, you can download documents and MP3s as easy as you can, manage and view labels, star (favorite) and archive messages, save drafts and even you can report spam. Coming to the features, when user receives new e-mail then it notifies immediately with a little “@” sign over the top and we can swipe the same to view your e-mail messages, isn’t it awesome enough!

If you want to know more about the features and the usability kind of thing then please do have a look at the article which has been posted by “Jonathan Matus - Product Marketing Manager, Android”, this article has got step by step explanation on these awesome features.

Articles that you would like to read:

• Check out Broken Backlinks using Google Webmaster Tool
• Call for ideas to change the world from Google
• Netscape is the ‘navigator.appName’ for Google Chrome
• Google Chrome Browser on your personal USB Drives
• Twinkling hidden features of Google Chrome

If you want to know more about this and would like to check your sites for any Broken Backlinks, then please do click on this URL - https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/dashboard obviously one should have Google account to login to the webmasters site. And if you would like to try your luck with zero broken backlinks on your site, then follow these steps.

• Once you login to the site, the above URL will take you to the dashboard, where in you can find your list of sites which you have added earlier (or even you can add the same).
• Click on Diagnostics, then Web crawl, once you are in Web crawl page you can see a table which depicts the Errors for URL’s in Sitemaps and respective options.

By this you can check the respective errors and just rectify those Broken Backlinks and make your website 100% error free.

“In other words, helping helps everybody, helper and helped alike.”

If you have any awesome idea, and that you believe it will help then just go head and
Post the same in Google’s new project. Just submit your idea and help for the vote on ideas from others. And please make to submit your valuable ideas on or before 20th October 2008 .

And if you want more information about the same please do have a look at this page, I can say its worth seeing because this is for a nice cause. Your idea can help people around the world. If you want to know more about “why this project” has been introduced, then you must view this page http://www.project10tothe100.com/why.html

And if you would like to know more about “how it works ”, please view this page http://www.project10tothe100.com/how_it_works.html , here you can see the guidelines on how to proceed and when to submit the same. If you want to submit your valuable idea, then go head and submit the same at this location http://www.project10tothe100.com/submit_your_idea.html

There are many categories where you can submit your valuable ideas, Community, Opportunity, Energy, Environment, Health, Education, Shelter, Everything Else. Want to know more about these Categories , and if you have any queries on the same you can post your query here at the email which Google has provided, http://www.project10tothe100.com/faq.html

I would like to request each and every person to participate in this, since this is for a very good cause. And make sure to submit your ideas on or before 20th October 2008. Please do spare sometime for a good cause.

I am planning to submit my own idea to Google which helps all people in the world!, Hope my wish can succeed through Google.

The JavaScript Navigator object does the same; it contains the information about your visitor’s browser. When you are working on any project related to web browsers, in some scenarios you would like to know the visitors browser version, by this you would like to make sure that the code or your application should not popup any errors or especially this will helps in your presentation of the page, like for example: height and width of the page. If you see the height and width may differ based on the browser which user is viewing your application.

Navigator Object (navigator object) of JavaScript contains many core properties like appCodeName , appName , appVersion , cookieEnabled , language , mimeTypes[] , platform[] , plugins , systemLanguage , userAgent , userLangauge .

The core properties of ‘navigator ‘ object and there description is depicted below:

1. appCodeName: (navigator.appCodeName) holds Code Name of the browser.
2. appName: (navigator.appName) holds the name of the browser.
3. appVersion: (navigator.appVersion) holds the version of the browser.
4. cookieEnabled: (navigator.cookieEnabled) returns Boolean that indicates whether the browser has cookie enabled or not.
5. language: (navigator.language) returns the default language of the browser which user is using.
6. mimeTypes[]: (navigator.mimeTypes) It returns the array of all MIME types supported by the user.
7. platform[]: (navigator.platform) The platform of the user’s computer. For Example: Win32
8. plugins: (navigator.plugins) It returns array of all plug-ins currently installed on user’s browser.
9. systemLanguage: (navigator.systemLanguage) Which returns the default language of the user’s operating system. Works for only IE (Internet Explorer).
10. userAgent: (navigator.userAgent) returns the value of the user-agent header sent by the client to the server.

If you want to see, how to we can use navigator object to detect the browser type of your visitors. Then you guys! Need to look at the program which is depicted below, the below program utilizes all the respective properties of navigator object.

Below is the simple function, which shows different properties which comes under navigator object:

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function browserDetection()
{
	var str;
	str='navigator.appCodeName: '+navigator.appCodeName;
	str+='navigator.appName: '+navigator.appName;
	str+='navigator.appVersion: '+navigator.appVersion;
	str+='navigator.cookieEnabled: '+navigator.cookieEnabled;
	str+='navigator.language: '+navigator.language;
	str+='navigator.mimeTypes: '+navigator.mimeTypes;
	str+='navigator.platform: '+navigator.platform;
	str+='navigator.plugins: '+navigator.plugins;
	str+='navigator.systemLanguage: '+navigator.systemLanguage;
	str+='navigator.userAgent: '+navigator.userAgent;
 
	document.getElementById('description').innerHTML=str;
}

And below is the HTML code, which needs to be placed in the body of the HTML page:

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<div>
<input id="browserDetection" onclick="browserDetection()" name="browserDetection" type="button" value="Browser Detection" /></div>

As of now I have tested in only three browsers that is Mozilla Firefox ,
Internet Explorer and Google Chrome :

Output in Firefox:
navigator.appCodeName: Mozilla
navigator.appName: Netscape
navigator.appVersion: 5.0 (Windows; en-US)
navigator.cookieEnabled: true
navigator.language: en-US
navigator.mimeTypes: [object MimeTypeArray]
navigator.platform: Win32
navigator.plugins: [object PluginArray]
navigator.systemLanguage: undefined
navigator.userAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9.0.1) Gecko/2008070208 Firefox/3.0.1

Output in InternetExplorer:
navigator.appCodeName: Mozilla
navigator.appName: Microsoft Internet Explorer
navigator.appVersion: 4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
navigator.cookieEnabled: true
navigator.language: undefined
navigator.mimeTypes:
navigator.platform: Win32
navigator.plugins:
navigator.systemLanguage: en-us
navigator.userAgent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)

Output in Google Chrome:
navigator.appCodeName: Mozilla
navigator.appName: Netscape
navigator.appVersion: 5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/525.13 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/0.2.149.30 Safari/525.13
navigator.cookieEnabled: true
navigator.language: en-US
navigator.mimeTypes: [object MimeTypeArray]
navigator.platform: Win32
navigator.plugins: [object PluginArray]
navigator.systemLanguage: undefined
navigator.userAgent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/525.13 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/0.2.149.30 Safari/525.13

If you look at the above output’s you can observe that some of the properties is returning “undefined” since some properties will work only in some browsers.

If you would like to know the answer, here it is - Just run the below JavaScript code in the new Google Chrome browser, you will know the answer:

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var browserName=navigator.appName;
if (browserName=="Netscape")
{
 alert("Hi Netscape User!");
}
else
{
 if (browserName=="Microsoft Internet Explorer")
 {
  alert("Hi, Explorer User!");
 }
 else
  {
    alert("Check out the browser which you are using, or upgrade your browser with the new one?");
   }
}

So, Guys! what answer you got, Yes! the navigator.appName returns "Netscape ". As we all know "appName " of navigator holds the name of the browser. Similarly we have so many properties of navigator object like for example: navigator.appVersion, here "appVersion " holds the version of the browser.

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If you would like to see the demo, you can view the same at this location - Google Contacts Demo , once you click on the link, it will open up an application, and when you click on the "Login", which is towards your left - it will ask for your login information of your GMail account, after filling in your username and passwords it asks for approval about the application. If you grant access it will display all your GMail contact lists into the grid provided. Amazing application!

Great job! done by Jamie Avins, Jamie you really rocks!