Everyone know that GMail is one of the best solution for processing emails, especially emails with high attachment (GMail now supports 20 MB of attachment). But most of them complaint about one many drawback in its online interface, yes, we can’t create folders in GMail. But after a small research with GMail, I managed to find a solution of this problem.

I don’t know whether you know about this, but I just wanted to share this information with everyone.

Here is the actual solution:

First create labels as per your requirement
Next, select the email(s) that you want to transfer to a folder
After selecting it, apply the label that you want
After that “archive” it

That’s all! Your emails will be now segregated into folders :) navigate to each end every label, as if you are using folders.

Hope this small piece of information will help, but the easiest way it to configure it to outlook or outlook express or any email client and segregate it to folders… ;)

Update:

Now you can create nested labels. Like folder inside folder, you can have label inside label. Now it is even simple to categories and store your emails.

To enable "Nested Labels" got to "Setting" on top-right corner of your online Gmail inbox and click on "Labs" and enable "Nested Labels" and save

Settings --> Labs --> Enable Nested Labels --> Save --> :-)

and this is how you create nested labels:

"Add slashes (/) to label names to express inheritance. For example, if you want a Home label with two child labels named Kids and Shopping, create the three following labels: Home, Home/Kids and Home/Shopping."

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I was doing a little research on the new topic that was discussed widely in many forums and blogs. Yes it is Web 3.0.

What is Web 3.0, is that an extension of Web 2.0? Or is that something new… this new topic confused everybody and no one is having a clear idea about it. But Google’s Eric is able to give a definition for this new term. Take a look at the video of Eric from Google; he is explaining what Web 3.0 is, and how it may work in the future also how it will spread. Look it is quite interesting and may cause a new evolution in the internet world. Let us always hope for the best. Watch the video and get some good information.

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I heard news that Google is creating a toolbar for Opera Internet Browser. Is that true? Some of them are telling that it is a rumour and some of them are telling that is true. Can any one from Google reply to this question? After hearing this news I installed opera and there is no toolbar available for it, so I am not comfortable with it, because I need to see PR and other features like bookmarks, etc. Hope I will get a reply from Google soon, but we can install only the Google search bar in Opera.

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