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As a birthday gift, Gmail has added even more once again to their already incredible email service and no it’s not an April Fool’s Joke since I verified by going into my email. All users inbox will soon have 2GB storage and now the Rich Text Editing format has been added to when composing your email. As for the 2GB storage I don’t know when it’ll be added or if already has since I have no idea how to check how much space I have in my inbox. Anybody know?News Source:
ABC NewsActual Gmail Info:
About GmailIf you look on Gmails home page, they have a running counter showing the Gmail accounts growing over the day:
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This relates directly to your account’s limit:
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well, I guess there not stopping at 2 gb, right now the counter is at 2050 mb, how high are they going. This can’t be an april fools joke, april fools is over.
Oh wow. This is pretty cool. I also like the counter they have on the login page.
2050 megabytes for me! 🙂
They really are going for infinity+1! The counter’s slowed down quite a bit, but I heard that Gmail is going to keep adding MB’s daily, so it’ll keep growing and growing. How cool is that?
But they will eventually run out of storage, wont they? There going to have to get more servers if they go for infinity+1, I mean as they give more storage, and more people are invited…
It makes me wonder, how the heck can Google do this? How can they constantly give storage away for free like that? Where do they get the money?
I like to just watch the number on the counter go up and up….. I just can’t beleive they can do this! And people are still getting invites! It almost seems like it will never end, since it keeps going up and up. I also think they are going for infinity +1.
although they dont really need to have all that space necessarily… considering the average person isn’t gonna use anything near that much space. as long as they have enough to cover whatever is actually in use, they dont have to worry about actually having an infinite amount of space.
Makes me think how banks work. A bank can hold a trillion dollars, but only have 500 million in it’s vaults. People trust that because their statements say they have ten thousand, that it’s there. Just like email, just because Gmail’s statement says that you have 2+ GB of space really mean it’s there in reality?
Exactly, like I only use 0%, because I never archive anything. So the extra 2gb+ that I dont use is probably being used by somone who used alot of space, then if I ever use more I can “take” some from someone else. I think thats how it might work. They may not have enough to give everyone that much, but they count on people like me who use no space at all, to “share” with others.
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