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The announcement came yesterday, and is the third time Yahoo! has raised its storage threshhold in the past 9 months.
"Today e-mail is a much richer and essential part of people's lives than it was five-plus years ago, and the more essential Yahoo! Mail is to someone's life the more engaged they will be with the overall Yahoo! network," a spokesman for the Sunnyvale, CA-based company said.
Yahoo! is very late out of the gate: Google's Gmail service, with a 1GB limit as standard, was launched in beta a year ago.
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Jeremy Geelan is President & COO of Cloud Expo, Inc. and Conference Chair of the worldwide Cloud Expo series. He appears regularly at conferences and trade shows, speaking to technology audiences both in North America and overseas. He is executive producer and presenter of Cloud Expo's "Power Panels" on SYS-CON.TV.
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mcalex 04/04/05 12:57:18 AM EDT | |||
Gmail's got 2Gb 'nuff said |
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Jimbo 03/29/05 10:02:10 AM EST | |||
This is too little too late. I have had a yahoo address for years but use it now only for two things, filling in when getting an offer and for people who haven't contacted me for a long time. Gmail not only has 1 gig storage but they have email threads and a great search engine,AND they allow pop access to email. It is the better service and I probably haven't even scratched the surface. |
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Y! statement 03/25/05 03:44:03 PM EST | |||
"The global roll-out will begin in late April, which will make Yahoo! Mail the largest e-mail provider to deliver 1 GB of storage space for free to consumers worldwide," Yahoo said. |
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alive@gmail.com 03/25/05 03:30:41 PM EST | |||
Gmail beats this, I've been using it for the whole year, and nothing can beat it |
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storage warrior 03/25/05 09:20:35 AM EST | |||
Who'll be first to offer 2 gig? Time for Hotmail to come from behind maybe? |
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GigGigGig 03/25/05 08:07:59 AM EST | |||
Stick with Gmail. |
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