Gmail for your domain is a new service that Google is requesting beta testers for. The beta test will let you give Gmail, Google’s webmail service, to every user at your domain. The service comes complete with a 2GB storage limit which is odd as my personal GMail account currently has a 2.6GB limit (and growing every day).
Google Blogoscoped is reporting that a new Google subdomain – calendar.google.com is now active and maybe an indication that Google is about to release a web-based calendar application. Hopefully Google will do to online calendaring, what gmail has done for web-based mail.
On the eve of their 1st birthday, GMail Increases Mailbox Storage to 2GB!. When you login, look at your limits – they are twice what they were earlier today!
Results of a recent study show that Half of Gmail Switchers come from Hotmail. The study was presented by Return Path who provide services for those who change email addresses.
OK – this is crazy! I have 50 GMail invites but ony 2 friends. So if you want an invite, leave a comment here and be sure to leave me an email address where I can send your invite.
It’s Christmas day and I have 10 Gmail invites to hand out (ho ho ho). In the spirit of Santa Claus, tell me what you would give me in exchange for an invite. You don’t have to actually give me what you promise, I’m just interesed in what you would give for an invite. The ten most creative answers will get an invite!
Would you like to create distribution lists in GMail? Creating a Pseudo Address Group! is a nice quick tutorial that will show you how!
GMail Drive is a Windows shell extension that creates a virtual filesystem around your Google GMail account. It enables you to save and retrieve files stored on your GMail account directly from inside Windows Explorer!
Gmail, Google’s popular e-mail service has just added 4 new features:
The last two features are nice additions. With forwarding, you can set up a filter to forward only selected emails to a different e-mail account.
I have two invites to give to the first two who comment here.
Gallina is a very cool piece of PHP software that uses GMail messages as “entries” in a blog. The message star is the publish status – starred is live, unstarred is draft. Replies to conversations become the “entry comments”!
The presentation side of the blog uses libgmailer (gmail-lite project) to connect to GMail and uses XML/XSLT for the look and layout.
