My sister, Carlos,told me about this.

"Google launched a new feature for Gmail Tuesday that allows users to prioritize email via an automated filtering system that keeps wanted messages noticeably higher while pushing all others further down the list."

Alexander wrote:

I came across this post Tuesday.

Would anyone care to comment?

From WWW.YOUTUBE.COM

Teresa Wrote: Take a look at this article

"Google displayed the power of HTML5 this Monday, thanks to a unique music video collaboration with indie-rock band Arcade Fire."

I heard about this and just found this story.

"Google plans to begin rolling out to Gmail users on Tuesday a new feature designed to automatically rearrange messages in their inbox so that the most important and pressing ones appear at the top."

"Google and the Associated Press announced on Monday they have reached a licensing agreement that will allow the search giant to continue hosting content from the US news agency."

Google Inc. can sift through more than a trillion Web links in a matter of seconds, but can the Internet search leader help people wade through their overflowing e-mailboxes?

Google Inc. has retained the right to publish content from The Associated Press under a new licensing deal that thaws the sometimes-frosty relationship between the two companies.

Google has made its fifth acquisition since the start of August, this time scooping up SocialDeck, a company that develops games that people can play against friends using iPhones, BlackBerry devices, or via Facebook on a PC.

I saw this posted at NEWS.YAHOO.COM.

"Google has extended a licensing agreement with the Associated Press that will allow the search engine giant to post AP content on sites like Google News."