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November 10, 2004 Search company now allows people to download e-mail from any third-party account or forward their Gmail for free.Google fleetingly offers some 1,000GB
May 19, 2004 An apparent glitch briefly escalated the e-mail storage arms race by a factor of 1,000, but when users blinked, that terabyte of Gmail space was gone.Yahoo bolsters e-mail storage to 1GB
March 23, 2005 Company will join Google's Gmail as the only Web mail providers to offer 1GB of in-box storage.Hotmail giving cold shoulder to Google mail?
June 15, 2004 Users of Google's soon-to-be launched Gmail service say they can't get messages through to users of the rival Microsoft service.Gmail likely to clear U.K. privacy hurdles
April 13, 2004 Britain's data protection authorities seem to be smiling on Google's plan to offer Web users a gigabyte of e-mail storage in return for targeted advertisements.Google to offer gigabyte of free e-mail
April 1, 2004 The search company launches Gmail, an e-mail service with so much free storage that users will never have to delete messages, it claims.Google tool plucks from rivals
July 20, 2004 Search king quietly adds feature to Gmail that imports contacts from Yahoo Mail and Hotmail, as e-mail competition heats up.Hotmail outage peeves some e-mail users
February 24, 2005 Customers report loss of new and saved messages, while Microsoft remains mum on the scope of the problem.Google plans to double Gmail capacity--at least
April 1, 2005 Web giant says it will offer more e-mail storage, dramatically raising the bar for rivals for the second time in a year.Is Google the future of e-mail?
April 12, 2004 Not necessarily, says CNET News.com's Declan McCullagh, who notes that there are more privacy-protecting alternatives to Google's controversial new service.Microsoft flags Gmail as a virus
November 14, 2006 An error in Microsoft's Windows Live OneCare security product caused it to flag Google's Gmail service as a virus.Hotmail slip improves members' memory
July 22, 2004 Who wants 2GB of e-mail storage? Some customers to free Hotmail were inadvertently upgraded, but Microsoft soon pulled the plug.Gmail tries out antiphishing tools
April 4, 2005 Google's Web-based e-mail service is testing technology to help members spot fake messages linked to online fraud schemes.Why Gmail gives me the creeps
April 2, 2004 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the big thinkers at Google should go back to the drawing board and correct a big mistake before it's too late.New lawsuit looming over Google's use of 'Gmail'?
September 13, 2005 After lengthy negotiations fall flat, a British company says it may sue over usage of the e-mail program's name.Gmail jibes with Yahoo to fight spam
October 18, 2004 Google's free e-mail service is using an antispam technology backed heavily by its archrival.Google's Web mail no joke
April 2, 2004 Gmail, based on massive storage and search, represents a radical new approach to free e-mail, but the service raises privacy concerns.Google introduces personalized home pages
May 19, 2005 New feature lets people customize info--and serves notice to rivals Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL.Microsoft aims to take the desktop 'Live'
March 31, 2006 Trying to outflank Yahoo and Google, Microsoft tests desktop hub for e-mail and other consumer services.Google tool to speed Web surfing
May 5, 2005 Web Accelerator is designed to tap into Google's global computer network and thus make sites load faster.
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