gmail.google.com Reviews

I have used Gmail for nearly 3 years now and I am very satisfied with the service. Gmail is part of Google and allows you pretty much unlimited memory and storage space. (I have saved and stored nearly 2000 emails, some of them with heavy attachments and I am only using 6% of the memory space I am allowed to, this means that I use up 2% ...  Read the complete review

I have used, and still use, Yahoo mail as my main account. Although I am far from being happy with Yahoo, the fact that more than 300 contacts of mine are there, is the major reason why I never changed to a different mail provider. However, when few years ago I became aware of Google mail, I decided to try it. The perfect occasion for ...  Read the complete review

I've been using Gmail as my main e-mail provider for a good couple of years now and I absolutely love it. I used to have main accounts with AOL & Hotmail but I found them sluggish and inflexible - tended to get silly amounts of spam with them too. Since switching to Gmail I've never looked back. The most crucial things to consider ...  Read the complete review

I've been using gmail for a very long time, since it was inite only and very much in the early, trial stages. It is a web based email and you just get an address like your.name@gmail.com which is pretty good as it is easy to remember and to give out to people over the phone/etc. Gmail is really simple to use, you just logon with a ...  Read the complete review

Well, I seem to be in the minority here (not an unusual occurrence for me I'm finding these days) because I don't like Gmail. My main personal email account is on yahoo (having changed from hotmail years ago) but I opened a second account with gmail about a year ago to use for signing up to internet sites such as dooyoo. I must admit ...  Read the complete review

Google Mail (or Gmail) was launched in April 2004 by invite only, and invites were extremely sought after for over a year, and were for sale on eBay for fair amounts of money. I was very lucky to get an invite in September 2004, when I signed up for the Beta Mail and were immediately impressed by how fast and good it was to use. Moving from the ...  Read the complete review

I believe this is the right place for reviews on www.gmail.com which you can also access from the Google.com place. This is the email service from Google. I use Gmail as a back up of my main Yahoo email but also to save and store contacts. Like many other features linked to Google, it is free to use Gmail. From www.gmail.com ...  Read the complete review

Having now used gmail for several years, the main advantage with gmail compared to other webmail providers is the speed of the service. Pages load quickly and are easy to navigate. On the other hand webmail providers such as hotmail are full of java advertising and all kinds of annoying bloat. This is because advertising on gmail is text based. ...  Read the complete review

First of all, with Gmail (Google Mail), I have 7380 MB of space for my account to languish in. I have absolutely no idea what I will fill this space with, and since with Gmail it is quite easy to manage spam and unwanted emails, I will personally give you a medal if you manage to fill the capacity that Google gives you. I created an account when ...  Read the complete review

gmail.google.com - security concerns I have had a gmail account for years now, and have always been really happy with it. It gives me loads of storage space and is easy to use. However, I am a little worried now as keep hearing news that people with gmail and hotmail should change their passwords due to a potential security ...  Read the complete review

I switched from Hotmail back when you had to be invited to get a GMail account and have never regretted it. It has a ridiculously large storage capacity, a fantastic chat/IM option, it's easily navigable and very pretty - and if you don't like the Classic view you can easily change background to something you do like, although I'm a ...  Read the complete review

I always had a Yahoo email account but one day it went wrong and I couldn't get no help from Yahoo so I dumped the account and opened a Gmail one, this was back when you had to be invited to join Gmail so I asked my mate for an invite because she had used them ever since the email was in beta testing and she always said it was loads better than ...  Read the complete review

Googlemail (or gmail) is a free email service. It's like hotmail in that it's web-accessed and free, but unlike hotmail in pretty much every other way! Googlemail comes with all sorts of features and after 2 years using it, I still haven't used all their full poliential. Here are a few of the most useful: Archiving - Instead ...  Read the complete review

Google Mail is one of the most powerful free email services available, and with the full Google brand behind it, there's no doubt it will be successful. I was fortunate enough to be invited to join Google Mail when it was in closed beta and since then it has improved exceptionally. The registration process is very simple and ...  Read the complete review

Google Mail, commonly shortened to "Gmail", is an e-mail service provided by Google. It allows users to register an e-mail account with the domain "@googlemail.com" and provides a vast amount of functionality free of charge. I have been fortunate enough to be a Google Mail user from its early stages in 2004. The ...  Read the complete review

Gmail is a web-based e-mail client created by Google inc, I have found that using gmail has been a very pleasant experience and that I think it is the best e-mail client out there. Gmail offers you a copious amount of space so that you will never run out ( unless you are very ver very popular!) and is a fairly no nonsense e-mail client ...  Read the complete review

Having been particularly non-plussed by e-mail facilities for a number of years from my spam-filled Hotmail days to my university-obliged days of Outlook Express, I never really cared for the service, using only when absolutely necessary. In amongst countless invitations to augment my manhood, you would click on an important e-mail only ...  Read the complete review

Basically, if you're looking for a free email provider that does everything, google mail is the place to be! It offers more storage for emails than you'll ever use or be able to use I would of thought. I still to this date have not received a spam email and I've had my account over a year. Gmail is also very easy ...  Read the complete review

Gmail is just a plane jane email system. Nothing special. Apart from the spam filter works, your emails are all ordered, there are no annoying ads for hotmail in your emails (Not naming any email service), there is alot of storage space (7360mb, 133k emails, give or take a few thousand depending on how much is put in the emails), and most ...  Read the complete review

I first got an invite to Gmail when I was in college about 3/4 years ago, and ever since I have been hooked. The main bonus with using an e-mail manager like Gmail is simplicity. For a long time before Gmail, I used hotmail, and it just doesn't compare. Firstly, to log in to Gmail, it is one page, with two boxes (Username and Password) ...  Read the complete review