GMail

unclesomebody · Jun 15, 2004

Does anyone have an account with G-Mail? It seems you can't just sign up to get an account but can get one if you get invited... don't know how true this is, but thought i'd find out if any of you lot had an account.

and what's going on with that aventure mail??? it doesn't even seem to be workign now!

peace.

Bubba · Jun 17, 2004

the owen said:
Check this shit out.

Bit of a sad geek thing that innit? I can't believe people are that desperate for a webmail account :roll:

I use contact office for my webmail at the moment - only 2gb but a nice interface.

Stubbs · Jun 17, 2004

One of my friends was invited to try out a g mail account and review it for them, but i don't know why, would have to ask him. said the memory was wierd, and that you searched for the old e mails you wanted by using a search engine, searching for name and title, etc.

Bubba · Jun 30, 2004

Just found this app which offers Gmail type search functionality to Outlook

Whilst the product is still being developed it's free and works really well.

http://www.lookoutsoft.com/Lookout/

MrBlue · Jun 30, 2004

i got one off someone on ukclimbing...quite handy for sending large files seeing as hotmail's a bit crap at that.
i think it'll come in quite handy for emailing photos/video clips/graphics files around - functionality of a desktop-based email system with the portableness of a webmail wotsit.

(yes i like making words up

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Bubba · Jun 30, 2004

I'm not keen on the privacy aspect - I don't want google archiving personal emails for the rest of time.

Yahoo are offering 100mb now aren't they?

unclesomebody · Jun 30, 2004

I don't think you can reasonably think anything that is trasmitted electronically is safe. Gmail are just a bit more in your face about it. Hotmail, Yahoo, etc etc probably archive everything too... just dno't say anything about. Personally, If i had genuinely sensitive material I would never ever store it electronically or send it electronically.

Bubba · Jun 30, 2004

You're right, I'd never store sensitive mail with any webmail provider. You can send stuff using PGP which helps but I believe has been broken, though still safe enough I reckon.

Check out Drivecrypt for secure storage - it's awesome.

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