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What is Gmail?  by: Jakob Jelling Like most other prime search engines, the ability to freely giveaway an email account is a positive tool that signals to the user community that this search engine is here to stay! Google is no different in this approach. Recently, Google has been beta testing Gmail. Google’s very own email services repository. Best of all, it’s free! Well, it’s going to be free, its currently available only in Beta mode, if you are lucky enough to have received an invitation to sign up for a complimentary account you currently enjoy the benefits of ubiquitous Gmail. Found at gmail.google.com, users were at a frenzied pace to secure the names and aliases that may be snatched up once the floodgates were open. People are exclusively invited to partake in the beta testing were selling their names and invitations for quite a handsome sum on eBay. Most users will have to wait until Gmail goes live before actually trying it out. However with all the functionality at a price like this, how could anyone refuse? Unlike MSN and Yahoo! Google’s approach to space was a little more liberal. Google provides 1000 MB of storage space so you would never have to worry about limited space requirements. All messages are displayed intact as well as the replies. Messages can be searched upon as well. Google’s approach was to give as much flexibility to the user so the user in turn would use only Google. Much like the anti-pop up ad theory of The Google Toolbar, there will be an anti-Spam product built into Gmail that will help thwart out unsolicited email. Currently, new users can ask for a preview address from Google, although there is no guarantee they will get one. Interested parties should go to http://gmail.google.com/gmail/help/about.html and fill in their email addresses at the bottom of the page. About The Author Jakob Jelling is the founder of http://www.sitetube.com. Visit his website for the latest on planning, building, promoting and maintaining websites. This article was posted on August 23, 2004 Read More Articles from the "Computers and Internet" Category: 10 Ways To Save Time And Money With Packing And Shipping On Ebay by Dave Bromley What Is A VoIP Router? by Laura Rupert Rid Your Computer of ITD - Internet Transmitted Diseases by Bruce Cramer SAP Business One vs. Microsoft Dynamics GP – highlights for consultant by Andrew Karasev Avoiding Stress During the Busy Holiday Shopping Season with eCardica.com by Amy Pilkington The Unavoidable Spyware Threats by Mitch Johnson Issues with implementing Software Quality Assurance (SQA) by Ian Fleming Lotus Domino/Notes - Microsoft Great Plains tandem as ERP with Documents Workflow - overview for IT Specialist by Rafel Osipov RSS Feed Tools by Jack Doren Are You Protecting Your Computer? by Alton Hargrave << Back to "Computers And Internet" Index

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