Viewing Articles with the tag: google-apps
Thoughts on Google IMAP Support
24.Oct.07 | 6 Comments
By now you have no doubt seen that Google is (finally) offering free IMAP for their mail service. Based on the number of posts I’ve seen today, I can tell I’m not the only one excited about this news.
Why am I excited? Well, one reason is that I was about to pay money [...]
Google Mail Storage
12.Oct.07 | 9 Comments
Google announced this morning more Gmail storage is coming for everyone. Essentially, they’re speeding up the ever-climbing storage counter. Good stuff.
But what I found more interesting:
By the way, businesses, schools and organizations using Google Apps to get Gmail on their own custom addresses (like Google does for our @google.com accounts) will get a storage boost in [...]
Even More Easier…
04.Oct.07 | 1 Comment
Just yesterday I wrote “The Easy Way to Try Google Apps.” Google just sent me an announcement email — turns out they’ve added some new features today to make it even simpler.
For instance, we now have email routing available as a feature.
Email routing allows administrators to specify inbound delivery rules. Since updating your domain’s DNS [...]
The Easy Way to Try Google Apps
03.Oct.07 | 5 Comments
It’s been a long time coming (and discussing) but last month I finally began the process of switching the company from our old Exchange E-mail servers to Google Hosted. I can’t express how excited I am about this. Less to maintain on my end and a heckuva lot cheaper to boot. And way better spam [...]
My Cheap Alternative to the BlackBerry
14.Sep.07 | 3 Comments
This is a follow-up to “I Want One… No I Don’t“; an article in which I vacillated aimlessly between lusting for a BlackBerry and denying the obvious attraction. In hindsight, perhaps a bit pitiful to read.
After calming down and spending time on proper reflection I can say that I do not want a [...]
