Thursday, February 23, 2012
Export Your Facebook Birthdays to Google
- Go to your Facebook profile and click the “Events” tab on the left-hand side
- On the “Events” page, at the top right-hand corner, click the blue drop-down menu (featuring a magnifying glass)
- From the drop-down menu, select “Birthdays” and you will be taken to the “Birthdays” page
- Click the drop-down menu from this page and select “Export Birthdays…”, a pop-up will offer up a URL for you to take and throw-around as you see fit
- Go to your Google Calendar
- On the “Other Calendars” tab beneath “My Calendars”, you can add the Birthdays via the drop-down menu which features an option to “Add by URL”
- A pop-up will…pop-up, and you can paste the URL from Facebook into Google Calendars
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Set up SMS (text) notifications
To receive SMS (text) notifications when important Google+ events--like when something is shared with you--occur:
- Sign in to Google+
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- Click your full name or email address in the Google bar.
- Click Account settings.
- Click Google+.
- Click Add phone number.
- Click Send verification code to verify you entered your phone number correctly.
- Enter the verification code and click Save.
- Select the notifications you want to receive via SMS.
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
How to manage albums on the Google+ Photos
You can manage your albums on the Google+ Photos homepage.
Rename
- Click on the photos homepage in Google+.
- Select Your albums on the left.
- Click the album you’d like to rename.
- Click on the album name to change, then press Enter.
Edit share settings
Here’s how to change the share settings of all your albums in one place:- Click on the photos homepage in Google+.
- Select Your albums on the left.
- Click Change how your albums are shared to open the share settings editor.
- Make your edits to the following settings: Album visibility Lock album Hide location info
- Click Save for changes to each album.
- Click Done.
- Click on the photos homepage in Google+.
- Select Your albums on the left.
- Click on an album.
- Below the album title, you’ll see the album’s visibility after “Visibile to:”. Click on the visibility to see and edit the list people who can see your album.
- When you’re done, click Save.
Delete
- Click on the photos homepage in Google+.
- Select Your albums on the left.
- Click the album you’d like to delete.
- Click the Delete album button.
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Two Ways To Export Your Facebook Friends To Gmail
One advantage to export Facebook friends to Gmail is that you can manage them more easier, but Facebook doesn’t allow you to do that, for it wants to protect user privacy, which is bullshit.
Since you can view your friends’ email addresses, phone numbers, websites and any other information they share will you, to export the information is just an easier process than to write down them one by one, and what is more, it allows Yahoo to export your friends with their email addresses in deed.
Well, whether Facebook likes or not, there are two ways for you to export your Facebook friends to Gmail.
1. Yahoo Mail

Just log in your Yahoo Mail, import Facebook friends, export them as a CSV file, and then import the CSV file to your Gmail account.
With this method, you can only export the names and email addresses of your Facebook Friends.
And if you don’t want to export any other contacts except your Facebook friends, you can create a new Yahoo account, or export and remove the exist contacts first.
2. Facebook Friend Exporter

Facebook Friend Exporter is a Chrome browser extension, with which you can export names, email addresses, phone numbers and websites of your Facebook friends.
After installation, you will see an “Export friends!” button on your Facebook’s toolbar on the top, clicking the button, then you can follow the instruction and export your Facebook friends to Gmail directly, or you can download the CSV file and import it to your Gmail manually.
But every time you can only export about 30 friends and you have to change the Facebook language to English.
None of the above two methods is perfect, damn Facebook should offer an easier way for users to export their friends to Gmail as soon as possible.
Since you can view your friends’ email addresses, phone numbers, websites and any other information they share will you, to export the information is just an easier process than to write down them one by one, and what is more, it allows Yahoo to export your friends with their email addresses in deed.
Well, whether Facebook likes or not, there are two ways for you to export your Facebook friends to Gmail.
1. Yahoo Mail

Just log in your Yahoo Mail, import Facebook friends, export them as a CSV file, and then import the CSV file to your Gmail account.
With this method, you can only export the names and email addresses of your Facebook Friends.
And if you don’t want to export any other contacts except your Facebook friends, you can create a new Yahoo account, or export and remove the exist contacts first.
2. Facebook Friend Exporter

Facebook Friend Exporter is a Chrome browser extension, with which you can export names, email addresses, phone numbers and websites of your Facebook friends.
After installation, you will see an “Export friends!” button on your Facebook’s toolbar on the top, clicking the button, then you can follow the instruction and export your Facebook friends to Gmail directly, or you can download the CSV file and import it to your Gmail manually.
But every time you can only export about 30 friends and you have to change the Facebook language to English.
None of the above two methods is perfect, damn Facebook should offer an easier way for users to export their friends to Gmail as soon as possible.
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Google + KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS (AKA HOTKEYS)
j: In the stream, you can click ‘j’ to navigate down to the next item
k: Navigate up.
@ or +: mention someone in a post
q: While on the Home tab, press twice the q letter on the keyboard to search and add people to your chat list.
Space Bar: Scroll down stream.
Shift + Space Bar: Scroll up stream.
Tab: Scrolls through comments/users on a post
Enter: Hitting Enter when focused on a Post opens up the comment box.
Tab + Enter: End comment.
k: Navigate up.
@ or +: mention someone in a post
q: While on the Home tab, press twice the q letter on the keyboard to search and add people to your chat list.
Space Bar: Scroll down stream.
Shift + Space Bar: Scroll up stream.
Tab: Scrolls through comments/users on a post
Enter: Hitting Enter when focused on a Post opens up the comment box.
Tab + Enter: End comment.
Turn off Notifications on Google Plus
- Go to your name at the top right and click on it.
- Choose ‘Account Settings’ in the dropdown menu.
- Click on Google+
- You will now see a page with tons of check-boxes. Read through this carefully and choose when you want to be notified and when you don’t want to be.
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