bring Gmail to your domain. new service gmail.
this https://www.google.com/hosted/
this https://www.google.com/hosted/
Gmail to your domain.
incredible...what to say it is GOOGLE....google is going very good company ,one of the bests.....i am impressed with them equally like with this site 
Do we definitely need a domain, or is the subdomain sites that we own on frihost fine too?
Anything I guess
Just give it a roll
Just give it a roll
hi,
I am totally confused... actually what google is going to provide?
if 2gb gmail in the name of domain we provide?
1. if so what will be the nameserver? if we change the nameserver that what about our existing site?
2. google did't say what will be the cost is it is free or paid service?
I am totally confused... actually what google is going to provide?
if 2gb gmail in the name of domain we provide?
1. if so what will be the nameserver? if we change the nameserver that what about our existing site?
2. google did't say what will be the cost is it is free or paid service?
I've register for this service, but since now, the beta version is not ready yet.
I'll wait and try it.
I'll wait and try it.
i've just signed up and thanks SErdar...IT would be better for storage...
I've used gmail for a while now and its the best free mail I've used.
Does anybody know when the beta version will end and its running full speed??
Does anybody know when the beta version will end and its running full speed??
I don't think they will change it to a release version so quickly, as the staff at gmail at still adding a lot more features into gmail(which benefits us more). 
use Gmail as company's mail system?
it doesnot seems to be good enough.
it doesnot seems to be good enough.
I'll try it later. Hopefully I won't be disappointed.
Its good ^_^
But the signup process can be a little confusing in parts, if they changed this and made it better it could definetly be a useful product.
Thanks,
*** Danltn ***
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But the signup process can be a little confusing in parts, if they changed this and made it better it could definetly be a useful product.
Thanks,
*** Danltn ***
Last edited by Danltn on Fri Dec 15, 2006 8:20 pm; edited 1 time in total
This looks good. I'll try it out. *Start testing*
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