Hasta La Gadget!

This article was written on July 03, 2006 by CyberNet.

Google Operating System is reporting that they have received new links in their Spam and Trash folders that allow them to empty all of the messages at one time. Hopefully this is true because there are many times that I don’t get around to deleting my spam until I receive hundreds of messages. Then it takes me longer to delete them all because I can only view 100 messages on the screen.

Speculation is that Google is rolling out this feature to GMail accounts and I hope we will all see it in the coming weeks. This is such a simple feature but could make things a lot easier for people.

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