Gmail Gets Bigger and Badder

Google’s Gmail

Good news to GMail users! Aside from the whopping 2GB+ (almost 3GB) storage from gmail, Google has announced an increase in their counter and will be giving out more free storage.

Googlified calculates:
2912MB by October 11, 2007 midnight Google time
4.2GB by the 23rd this month
6GB by January 4th next year
42GB by the year of 2038

Actually, I haven’t consumed even a quarter of the storage space I have on my gmail account, and now they want to increase my free storage. Cool! Why argue when they’re giving it for free right? :mrgreen:

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Comment by jaren Subscribed to comments via email
2007-10-13 04:39:38
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hot d@mn!!… that’s a lot of storage space…
we need to send out and receive tons and tons of emails to able to fill this one up… (what in about 1 year or 2 years) :)

Heck as long as it’s free.. Who’s arguing.. I know I’m not…

Using Gmail as an online storage would be much fun now… because of the increased storage capacity

Comment by McBilly
2007-10-13 09:00:33
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Haha. You said it right Jaren. It’s going to take us forever to fill this one up. Using Gmail as an online storage is a great idea. If only GDrive existed, i won’t buy another harddisk ever again.

Comment by Brandon Subscribed to comments via email
2007-10-24 22:34:04
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Actually theres a program that can turn your gmail account into a virtual drive. http://www.viksoe.dk/code/gmail.htm

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Comment by McBilly
2007-10-24 23:14:08
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I’ve heard of this before. But there were speculations that it doesn’t work. Or it was still under beta stage.

I’ll check out the link and try it out. Thanks Brandon. :mrgreen:

 
 
 
 
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