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Gmail Adds Storage Space

Good news for Gmail users: You can now increase your storage space. If you've been using your Gmail account as a place to store files and photos, you may have noticed that you're bumping up against the 2.8 gig limit. (Click here to check how much space you've got left.)...

Tags: E-mail providers, cloud computing, David Goldenberg, Google Gmail

Blog posts 2007-08-10

Map Your Life with "My Maps"

One of the coolest things about the new features that Google recently released is something called "My Maps." It lets you create your own maps—including landmarks, routes, etc.— and share them with whomever you want. Just sign up for a Gmail account which should have anyway and go...

Tags: E-mail providers, David Goldenberg

Blog posts 2007-05-01

Why Gmail is Still Better than Yahoo! Mail

As you may have noticed, Im a fan of Gmail. Has that changed now that Yahoo! Mail has announced that it is offering unlimited storage to users starting in May? Nope. While I may keep a Yahoo! account on standby in case someone comes up with a genius way to...

Tags: E-mail providers, cloud computing, David Goldenberg, Yahoo! Inc., Google Gmail, Yahoo! Mail

Blog posts 2007-03-28

Drag and Drop to Gmail

By now, you should have a Gmail account. Its easy to set up, simple to use, and pretty big. You can forward your other accounts to it and use it as an autoreplier when youre out of the office. Because of the large amount...

Tags: E-mail providers, cloud computing, David Goldenberg, Google Gmail, GMail Account

Blog posts 2007-03-15

The Art of the Out-of-Office AutoReply

After PC Magazine columnist John Dvorak wrote a screed about the evils of using AutoReply, the folks over at LifeHacker set up a poll asking readers whether they used the feature when they were away on vacation or otherwise unable...

Tags: E-mail, E-mail providers, David Goldenberg, Out-of-Office AutoReply

Blog posts 2007-02-12