Google's GMail service is now instituting its Infinity+1 storage scheme for their email service. The groundbreaking thing about it when it was released was the fact that you could have up to 1GB in emails (10MB per email max). Now they say they will be supporting unlimited storage practically, with storage space already at 2GB+.
That being said, and with broadband only getting faster, GMailFS comes in pretty handy. Basically creates a drive out of any GMail account so you can make use of that 2GB+. Just take whatever files you need and upload them as if it were a drive, though you will have to break files down which are bigger than 10MB, just use WinRAR or whatever.
I think GMail is still in its "beta" phase, so if anyone wants an account let me know, I've got 100+ invites.
Posted by Jim at April 2, 2005 08:40 PM