Well, Google GMail is finally back up after couple hours of service outage.
Think about how many businesses rely on GMail to run their businesses. (including me)
Now that said, the world ecommerce/commuication now moving again, forward. Yey!
I was actually a little worried myself there for a second, we received an influx of too much traffic while the GMail down blog post was up and GMail was down. It seemed like a LOT of people were searching why Goo
All things man-made will break, even Google’s own GMail. Now, you don’t need to fuss about it if you had all your GMail data backed up.
Here’s a bunch of great resources on how to back up your GMail so the next time GMail goes down, you will still have access to your e-mail:
It looks like GMail is having some big problems today, bigger than I have ever seen.
Anyways, don’t be too worried, just relax and enjoy life, here’s some fun things to do while GMail is down:
Go to tweet about your GMail being down on Twitter. Go see how many tweets there are about GMail being down on Twitter. Blog about GMail being down like I am doing right now. Pick your nose and wonder when you can use GMail again.Here’s a wrap-up of Web 2.0 news and howtos for today from our .Net blog:
If you haven’t seen the deer killed by Google van, please do so. You can now use Nota to remix your videos, images into a webpage.
Check out Google, Yahoo, AOL, and Microsoft’s 2008 revenues.
Here’s a no-brainer hack I posted on my Zedomax.Net blog that explains how GMail can be used for MP3 file storage and player:
(Of course, we might start seeing some software hackers take advantage over this and actually stream live MP3 Files to their iPhone/iPod Touch, great idea!)
Even better, you could open a separate GMail account just for your MP3s….wow what would happen if Google actually built this further to “sync” wit
Google GMail has added another cool feature that will prevent users from sending unwanted drunk e-mails at the middle of the night. I think it’s a good idea, I admit to sending some e-mails that might have been better kept in my draft box.
When you enable Mail Goggles, it will check that you’re really sure you want to send that late night Friday email. And what better way to check than by making you solve a few simple math problems after you click send to verify you’re in the right state of mind?
