Gears

...to capture all attachments regardless of internet connections. Earlier this year, Google rolled out a Google Gears version of Gmail, which detects when you are offline. It caches your e-mail so that you can read it, respond to it, search...

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...JavaScript," Pike said. Note that Google built its own browser, Chrome, in part to speed JavaScript and Web performance, and that Google already is incorporating its technology such as Native Client and Gears. Another nice Web-related...

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..."enable" next to Offline Gmail, and save. After your browser reloads, click the "offline" link near your username to start the offline set-up process and download Gears if you don't already have it. Google, meanwhile, wants to see you using...

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...the technology. Google uses software it developed called Gears to provide the offline support, but the HTML standard used to describe Web sites is getting its own support in the HTML5 specification under development now. Google has begun...

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...(Chrome OS) running on netbooks (to be released next year). I also expect the OS to include Gears, Google's technology for offline access to its cloud-based applications. What will Chrome do beyond that? Maybe nothing. If Google really...

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...such as video files. Google has touted blobs for its Gears browser plug-in as a way to divide large videos into small chunks so that uploads can be more easily resumed if a network problem interrupts the process. Another benefit: files...

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...hit is." Google is trying to propagate Gears, which is available as a browser plug-in. In a more aggressive move, it built Gears into its Chrome browser. And in the longer term, the HTML5 standard under development reproduces the local...

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