those are estimates, and they are not entirely new, especially now that it is already 2006. and those estimates have been floated around the internet as early as 2004, calculations of which have been based on a paper about the Google Cluster. by assumption, as google requirements grow every single day, their hardware equipments would increase... and yet they remain the same by your figures until this time!
hardly believable that you were on google grounds and they mouthed these statistics to you, because in the first place, these figures didn't come from them. but if ever you were, and i am proven wrong, then it's my bad.
here's a video presentation from one of the engineers behind Gmail, on why you should use Gmail.
/smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> presented in
four-acts, through the magic and wonder of theater. /biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle"
emoid=":D" border="0" alt="biggrin.gif" /> http://youtube.com/watch?v=uBbmiQhuAhU for more
google-related videos to be found on youtube, check out the official google channel , where else
but on youtube of course! /biggrin.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":D" bord....
I recently came across http://www.google.com/a/ which claims QUOTE "Now you can offer
private-labeled email, IM and calendar tools to all of your users for free*, so they can share ideas
and get things done more effectively. You can design and publish your organization's website,
too. It's all hosted by Google, so there's no hardware or software for you to install or
maintain." I really don't know what it is all about. Could someone give me an idea how to
work on it.....
Google has rolled out a new service for the small business. They provide a package of the Google
services for our domains. You can use these Google services with your own logo and templates. The
google apps offered for your domains are, Gmail Google Talk Google Calendar Google Page
Creator You will have to own a domain name if you want to signup for this service. Signup to this
service here, Google Apps for Your Domain ....
Has anyone ever used gmaildrive? it is a very useful program The only problem with it is that it
does not refresh very well and it is rather slow. Details below: QUOTE GMail Drive is a Shell
Namespace Extension that creates a virtual filesystem around your Google Gmail account, allowing you
to use Gmail as a storage medium. GMail Drive creates a virtual filesystem on top of your Google
Gmail account and enables you to save and retrieve files stored on your Gmail account directly from
inside Windows Explorer. GMail Drive literally adds a new drive to your computer....
Google has introduced a new way to get a Google Mail account, by SMS! This way they can prevent
spammers to register a lot of accounts since the ammount of accounts per phone is limited to 10.
You can currently get Google Mail by sms in the following country's: * Australia *
Indonesia * Malaysia * New Zealand * The Phillipines * Singapore * Thailand
* Turkey * United States....
Really weird: I just noticed another type of ad in Gmail. This is a little box under the Contacts
link, and it's for Google Talk. Here's a screenshot QUOTE Here's a better one:
Quoted to prevent possibility of spam Merged. ....
From October 19th, 2005 any person who signs up for the Gmail service they will have any email as
username@googlemail.com and it is for only those people who live in THE UK. The reason for this
is that another company in the UK has claimed the rights of the trademark of gmail as their own
trade mark and google is trying their level best to make sure that there trademark stays with
them....if they loose then it will be googlemail otherwise it will stay as GMAIL only. For more
information go on this LINK ....
I've been noticing some things on the gmail site that are a bit annoying and makes you want to
log the heck out. for example some of the functions on the section that you read the email on are
almsot hidden due to the extremely small font size. like the forward and reply are not buttons, they
are links and they are very small. They are at the bottom and the top of each message. but because
they look like regular links you can miss them easily. and for a person like myself that gets
frustrated easily that is a bad thing because it seems they will lose a lot of subscri....
Now the *New* Google toolbar has a new feature that helps you searchin your Gmail accounts faster.
For other features and FAQ on Gmail-Toolbar Visit: And, As you need gmail invitation to open an
Gmail Account. If you do not have an account you may request an invitation here for Free: ....
i really wanna know. this is like serious.. if 512 users sign up for gmail, then they use up a
terabyte of space... now its more than like to have around hundreds and hundreds of thousands of
people who would've signed up for gmail.. now this is getting a bit unbeleivable.. if a
million people sign up... 2 million gigabytes... now where thats like nearly 2000
terabytes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! enough to
store all the information that every human ever spoke since the dawn of time(k..k.. i am
exxxxagerating) , now ho....
Well, I just installed Kerio Personal Firewall, and set the firewall to block the Ads on the web.
Then when I wanted to check my Gmail inbox it didn't work at all!!! After a few days
I realize that it might be caused by the Kerio Personal Firewall settings, then I unblock the Ads
and everything seemed to be perfect again. I was wondering... was that a coincidence? or really
Gmail works as an Ad? Please let me know... /unsure.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle'
alt='unsure.gif' /> ....
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and those estimates have been floated around the internet as early as 2004, calculations of which have been based on a paper about the Google Cluster. by assumption, as google requirements grow every single day, their hardware equipments would increase... and yet they remain the same by your figures until this time! 
