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- 3D Color Matrix Metering
- 11-point Autofocus
- Active D Lighting
- Advanced Wireless Lighting
- Aperture
- Apple Computer
- Apple Safari
- Auto FP High-Speed Sync
- Bags
- Camera and Laptop Bags
- Centurion
- Crumpler
- D-Movie Mode
- David Hobby
- Diffuser
- DNG
- DOCX
- DSLR
- Flash Value Lock
- Flickr
- Google Labs
- Google Maps
- GPS
- Hakkeijima
- i-TTL
- Lighting
- Long URL
- Lumiquest
- Mapping
- Mountain Bike
- Multi-Area AF-Assist
- NEF
- Nikon
- Nikon D90
- Photo Sharing
- Photography
- PM
- Post-Processing
- Presence
- Project Management
- RAW
- Really Simple Syndication
- RSS
- SB-600
- SB-800
- SB-900
- SB-R200
- Sea Paradise
- SmugMug
- SoftBox
- Speedlight
- Statz
- Steve Jobs
- Steve Wozniak
- Strobist
- Think Tank Photo
- TinyURL
- Twitterfeed
- Vivitar
- Web Browser
- Webkit
- Workflow
- シーパラダイス
Google Labs
04/11/2008 08:40 Filed in: Companies
Google Labs is the “technology playground” of Google
Inc, that showcases ideas in beta, many of which make
it into the main Google technologies. Google
encourages feedback to the developers that created
the ideas.
Google Labs even has its own tab in Gmail. If yours is not enabled already, you can visit the following URL after you log in:
https://mail.google.com/mail/?labs=1#settings/labs
Now just just click the Labs tab and start selecting the Labs features you want, like "Advanced IMAP Controls" which allows you to avoid downloading the entire All Mail folder. Gmail will remember you want the Labs tab for next time.
Google Labs Main Site
Google Labs even has its own tab in Gmail. If yours is not enabled already, you can visit the following URL after you log in:
https://mail.google.com/mail/?labs=1#settings/labs
Now just just click the Labs tab and start selecting the Labs features you want, like "Advanced IMAP Controls" which allows you to avoid downloading the entire All Mail folder. Gmail will remember you want the Labs tab for next time.
References
Google Labs Main Site