[UPDATE] Google Does Away With "Display Images Option" in Gmail

In an unexpected move, Google has gone head and removed the option of clicking the link "Display Images Option" in Gmail and has taken upon itself to keep out inboxes clean on unwanted spam email messages with unwanted images.

A good move indeed.

[NOTE: The article "[UPDATE] Google Does Away With "Display Images Option" in Gmail" first appeared on the Komputer Knowledge Blog.

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[UPDATE] Google Updates Terms of Service (TOS) Across Its Sites

It seems as if it's the month of updates, and as if all the companies are trying to one-up each other by providing updates every other day. First it was LG announcing that it would be providing flexible displays and then Samsung came along with a curved phone itself. Yahoo announced major changes to it's email service by providing 1 TB space, POP/IMAP facility for emails, more email filters, Microsoft introduced the "Sweep" feature for Outlook.com, and now Google has gone ahead and updated its Terms of Service (TOS) with major changes to Google+.

If you log on to Google today you'll see a pop-up on the page at the top highlighting the change and also for you to click-through and read the updated TOS.

You can read the updated TOS at the link below:

https://www.google.com/intl/en/policies/terms/changes/

Google's Updated Terms of Service (TOS)

[ABOUT: Devesh Prabhu is an avid blogger and has been blogging posts and rants on many subjects through his various blogs. He has been associated with the blogosphere for the past 8/9 years and inadvertently left the blogging scene albeit to concentrate on his personal life, but his desire to be among his readers brought him back.]

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[NONSENSE] The Most Detailed Technical Information Ever

The most detailed technical information ever, circled in red.

I seriously have no idea on what to make of this and as to what the "Numeric Code 7" means.

When you are as big a company as Google and would like to give out information for reference or to clear doubts one would expect that the information provided is simple and to the point.

It would have rather been better that Gmail would have just written what the problem was in the first place and be done with it.

[ABOUT: Devesh Prabhu is an avid blogger and has been blogging posts and rants on many subjects through his various blogs. He has been associated with the blogosphere for the past 8/9 years and inadvertently left the blogging scene albeit to concentrate on his personal life, but his desire to be among his readers brought him back.]

[NOTE: The article "[NONSENSE] The Most Detailed Technical Information Ever" first appeared on the Komputer Knowledge Blog.

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