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#9082 17-Aug-2006 22:27

Google have finally opened up GMail to everybody so invites are no longer required to get a GMail account.

To sign up for a free account click here

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#44262 17-Aug-2006 23:57

People still excited by free email, it's 1995 all over again.

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#44264 18-Aug-2006 00:55

Somehow i think this is a little bit past 1995. 2.8Gb of storage, free pop access, excellent searching of messages.

GMail is easily the best email service out there. I get so many large images from clients that i use it as my work email and dont have to worry about saving them to my pc.

A good email service can make life a whole lot easier, so yes thats something to get excited about.

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#44291 18-Aug-2006 23:14

A"good" email service !!! This Is something I'm yet to see from ANY NZ ISP.

Funny as even hotmail is better than most, Yahoo is good and Gmail just blows anything else to bits!

And outlook, the sh1ttest application ever created, yewwwww!

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#44489 22-Aug-2006 14:36

Google is going to have an e-Monopoly like Microsoft if they don't watch out..

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#44495 22-Aug-2006 15:25

But atleast google have the motto "Do no evil" :p

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#44497 22-Aug-2006 15:27

NokiaRocks: But atleast google have the motto "Do no evil" :p

Im a Google fan, but that doesnt mean i agree with everything they say.

Google having the motto "Do no evil" is like me having the motto "Dont be tall", because sometimes, you just cant help being what you are, and all the mottos in the world will not take that away.