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Articles tagged Gmail

Monday, 13th May 2013

Google Combines Free Storage On Gmail, Google+ & Drive

Google Combines Free Storage On Gmail, Google+ & Drive

Google users now have 15GB of unified space to use among all the Google apps, and any additional storage purchased can be used wherever it is most needed.

Cloud ReadWrite Editors comments

Tuesday, 5th March 2013

Why Microsoft Shouldn't Have Bothered 'Scroogling' Google

Why Microsoft Shouldn't Have Bothered 'Scroogling' Google

What works in politics doesn't work in software, as Microsoft is learning — possibly to its regret.

Joachim Kempin comments

Wednesday, 13th February 2013

Need Support for Gmail Or Facebook? Good Luck

Need Support for Gmail Or Facebook? Good Luck

In the world of free online services, getting support, even for critical issues, is an exercise in futility.

Matt Asay comments

Thursday, 7th February 2013

The 8 Apps Robert Scoble Would Rather Die Than Live Without

The 8 Apps Robert Scoble Would Rather Die Than Live Without

The Rackspace Startup Liaison, blogger and hyper-geeky tech evangelist talked to ReadWrite about the eight apps he uses every day and can't live without.

Mobile John Paul Titlow comments

Wednesday, 6th February 2013

Incoming! Microsoft Launching Another Pathetic Smear Campaign Against Google

Incoming! Microsoft Launching Another Pathetic Smear Campaign Against Google

Microsoft is back harping on Gmail, starting a national campaign to scare people about privacy.

Dan Lyons comments

Wednesday, 16th January 2013

The Digital Purge: How (And Why) To Nuke Your Email Inbox

The Digital Purge: How (And Why) To Nuke Your Email Inbox

Even if you've been fairly organized about email - setting up folders or tags, utilizing stars and color-coding - chances are your inbox has outgrown your best efforts to tame it.

John Paul Titlow comments

Monday, 19th November 2012

Gmail In Cherokee: Why Google Is Awesome

Gmail In Cherokee: Why Google Is Awesome

Not because there's a market, but simply because it's cool.

Dan Lyons comments

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