Yahoo Mail to Start Giving out Unlimited Storage
Posted Wednesday, May 16th, 2007 2:15 am by Marc Javellana
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On the 10th year of Yahoo Mail (formerly Rocketmail), Yahoo promised to offer unlimited email to its subscribers beginning May 2007. John Kremer, Vice President of Yahoo! Mail, announced on the Yahoo blog the fulfillment of that promise. Starting this Month there will be an incremental roll out of unlimited storage to Yahoo Mail accounts. They are assuming that it will take a few months before everybody is upgraded to unlimited storage.
The indicator that your Yahoo Mail account has been upgraded to unlimited is when you don’t see the storage meter anymore when you log-in.
Yet another salvo on the Web App Wars between Google and Yahoo. I wonder what Google’s response will be?
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what i really like about gmail is the 3party software available, which it allows a user to access a virtual drive stored in a Gmail e-mail account by causing the contents of the Gmail account to appear as a new network share on the user’s desktop. The add-on enables the user to use the standard Windows desktop file copy and paste commands to transfer files to and from the Gmail account as if it was a drive on the user’s computer. Ibig sabihin yung gmail account ko, ay parang Harddisk ko na rin sa desktop ko. Galing at Legal!
Dinagdagan pa ang attachment capacity, ngayon 20MB na.
[...] Yahoo! Mail, which had about 10Mb at that time also followed suit. Last May Yahoo even started offering unlimited email space. [...]
[...] Yahoo! Mail, which had about 10Mb at that time also followed suit. Last May Yahoo even started offering unlimited email space. [...]
all users can now enjoy unlimited storage check ur accounts now
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Pls help where there is wirless provision in Pavia
Yours
Warmest regards
Strat
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thats nice, my inbox at yahoo is already 90% full hahahaha
I don’t wanna sound skeptic. But it’s not *that* good for me. “Unlimited” is not a number.
When someone asks me how much space quota I’m having from web hosting or from my e-mail service, I don’t wanna say it’s “unlimited.” That gets people to thinking. ^^
What i like about gmail are the feature they offer.. like pop3 access… on yahoo you don’t have this access…
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