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How to Set Always Display Images and External Content Option in Gmail

Gmail lets you view external images and content in the body message thanks to a couple of interesting options: Always Display Images from and Always Display External Content (such as images) Sent by Trusted Senders . Let’s see how to turn these two useful options on and what to do when Gmail doesn’t seem willing to display external images, pictures and content despite the options above have been enabled. Login your Gmail account. On the right side of the Gmail interface, click the Settings link. Under the General tab (which should be available by default as soon as you click Settings) go to the External Content section and click the Always display external content (such as images) sent by trusted senders radio button. Now you should be able images, pictures and external content. However, in some cases turning on the above options seems not to work. Let’s see how to solve this issue: First of all let me tell you that the issue is not due to Gmail itself but to your brow...

Facebook Messaging – not Email, not Gmail.

Whoa! The rumors have come true yet again. Mark Zuckerberg just announced a brand new Facebook Messaging product which is a combination of 3 things. 1. Seamless Messaging system – Facebook’s social inbox handles email, but also SMS and IM. 2. Conversation History – the new service will have a single conversation history for all your communication with a person, regardless of whether it comes via email, SMS, IM etc. 3. Social Inbox – Because Facebook knows who your friends are, you can see only messages that are really relevant. It’s not email. It’s Social messaging! Mark says it’s not email, but email is just a part of it. It’s social messaging which is email + chat + sms , all of which are seamlessly integrated. Social Inbox is an inbox for filtering the messages you want to see from friends. Interestingly enough, Facebook is handing out facebook.com e-mail addresses to all users. Here are the keys to what a modern messaging system needs according to Zuckerberg...