Google plans to double Gmail capacity


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Yaaaaay :) Google is gettin better and better!

Even though its not april fools the google gulp thing is still up and that doesn't say it's an april fools joke so maybe there keepin it on for a few days for april fools :s confusing!

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All of my GMAIL accounts now have 2050 mb so i think it's stopping but the counter on gmail.com is still going up :s

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Yeh its going up by 100kb/s every 2-3 seconds and it use to go to 10kb/s every second, apparently we will get 2.75mb - 3mb more on our gmail accounts each day, so in a year we will have 3GB :)

Lol Gmail owns Hotmail so much :p 2.05GB for free, and pop access, 10mb file attachments and rich text formatting :woot:

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10mb file attachments and rich text formatting :woot:

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Next I hope they upgrade file attacments to 100mb - that would proper own :cool: :D

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Next I hope they upgrade file attacments to 100mb - that would proper own :cool:?:DD

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Agreed...

Hell knows what else google has lined up (messenger, browser etc). I wonder how things stay so secret at google.

Also, is it only me who noticed the Google Ride Finder[/b]> in google labs.

It shows you the actual position of taxis in the US (i'm guessing they use GPS or summint).

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There's probably a secret directory @ google.com for a staff-room type of thjing where they put together all new ideas.. lets use the search engine to find it :p

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Google is now near world domination ;) hehe :) well.. almost!

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not even close. they need a os and browser :yes:

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The Gmail storage counter will stop at 2075MB :no: :(

var CP = [
 [ 1112331600000, 1025 ],
 [ 1112439600000, 2050 ],
 [ 1113062400000, 2075 ]
];

Hint: View Page Source... ;)

It will hit 2075MB on 10 April 2005! :blink:

After 750,000 seconds or 208.(3) hours or 8.(6) days from 2 April 2005 :sleep:

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Those are the points i think that it slows down?

Cos its slowed at 2050 so at 2075 it'll slow down like hell :yes:

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Those are the points i think that it slows down?

Cos its slowed at 2050 so at 2075 it'll slow down like hell :yes:

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I don't think so... because initial storage was 1000MB...

Maybe those are points were it will stop...

First time, it was a faster increase to 1025MB, then a slow one to 2050 and it will end at 2075...

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oh well, spoiled my fun...i thought we would have an extra GB by next year, oh well :(. but i'm happy with 2075MB :) ...if only the attachment limit would be increased......

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oh well, spoiled my fun...i thought we would have an extra GB by next year, oh well :(.  but i'm happy with 2075MB :) ...if only the attachment limit would be increased......

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agreed :cool:

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,Apr 2 2005, 14:11]oh well, spoiled my fun...i thought we would have an extra GB by next year, oh well :(.  but i'm happy with 2075MB :) ...if only the attachment limit would be increased......

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Sorry... Maybe I'm wrong... :cry:

I want the attachment to be increased too...

You can make a suggestion to Google at https://services.google.com/inquiry/gmail_suggest/

BTW: Now Gmail works with Opera 8.0 too :)

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It is gonna stop at 2075mb probably, and google will manually add storage on, as if you put your system clock a year forward it says 2075 megabytes (and counting).

God this 2050mb -> 2075mb is awkward when you know what its gonna be :(

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Mayhaps they will update the source code to keep counting like they did now to increase it to 2075.

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I agree! The counter can be slow down... that's why they add 6 decimals to it.

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