Looking to extend the Docs portion of Google Apps to act as a repository? Google has heard your cries! You can now upload and share PDF files into your docs repository. While you can't search the PDFs (I've got to believe they are going to fix this given that they are a SEARCH company) you can at least cut and paste from these PDF files. You'll find more about this on the Google Docs blog posting here: http://googledocs.blogspot.com/2008/06/upload-your-pdfs.html

Here is a great case study on an all-Mac shop moving their email and groupware solution over to Google Apps: Just a reminder, if you are looking to do this, Mac or otherwise, we can help with our Google Apps Setup Service. And while we are talking about Macs, Mac )X X 10.5.3 update has slipped in Address Book <-> Google Contacts synchronization using the iSync subsystem. This also enables, it appears, iCal to sync with Google calendar as well. Learn more about it here: mac-os-x-1053-sync-google-conta

Looking to make your Google Apps Email more secure? Tired of worrying about keeping the content of your business and personal emails private when using Google Apps web-based interface (aka Gmail)? Well, you are in luck! If you connect to your mail account using the URL https://mail.google.com/a/domain.com/ (where domain.com is your domain name), the SSL connection will stay up for the duration of your session  as opposed to just during the login side! Enjoy your privacy folks!