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Google Calendar Sync for BlackBerry google_protectAndRun("ads_core.google_render_ad", google_handleError, google_render_ad); Synchronization is probably the most requested feature for Google Calendar and Google has finally done something about it. It's not quite what you would've expected, but it's still a promising start. Google Sync is an application that lets you synchronize your Blackberry's calendar with Google Calendar."Using your BlackBerry smartphone's native calendar, you can now access your Google calendar even when you don't have network coverage and be alerted for upcoming appointments with sound or vibration. Your Google Calendar stays synchronized whether you access it from your computer or your phone. You can add or edit entries right on your BlackBerry smartphone or on your Google Calendar on the web."The application should be available at http://m.google.com/sync if you visit the page from your Blackberry's browser. According to Google Mobile Blog, it supports Google Apps accounts.This week, Google launched a mobile package of applications for Blackberry and an unified interface for iPhone. Google really tries to build solid mobile offerings, but only Google Maps is available for the most important mobile platforms. Hopefully, Google Sync will be released for other platforms and it will synchronize your contacts as well. Related:Sync your mobile phone with Google Calendar (third-party apps)

1 – Obviously you will first log into Google Reader and go to settings. Once there click on the ‘Send To’ tab 2 – You will see the default services listed and at the bottom of the page you will see ‘Create A Custom Link’ 3 – Place your title i.e diigo in this case. Under URL put this ‘http://www.diigo.com/post?url=${url}?title=${title}‘ 4 – For an icon I grabbed the 16×16 here http://www.iconarchive.com/show/web-2-icons-by-fasticon/Diigo-icon.html

What happens when I pause the service, remove items, or delete the Web History service? You can choose to stop storing your web activity in Web History either temporarily or permanently, or remove items, as described in Web History Help. If you remove items, they will be removed from the service and will not be used to improve your search experience. As is common practice in the industry, Google also maintains a separate logs system for auditing purposes and to help us improve the quality of our services for users. For example, we use this information to audit our ads systems, understand which features are most popular to users, improve the quality of our search results, and help us combat vulnerabilities such as denial of service attacks.