Sending an exe file with Gmail : zip the .exe, rar the resulting .zip, now zip the .rar and rename it to .doc … Sometimes things are so simple with GMail …
Update: ok, this was more a joke when I was upset than a real tip. Since this page gets some referral from search engines with people really looking for Gmail tips, here is a much more simple way to send your .exe files :
Rename to yourfile.-exe (or yourfile.-zip)
GMail : 2,5 GB of mail storage. Not enough ? Sign up for Mail Nation, which gives users one terabyte (1000 GB). Right. Just in case you want to send 1505 divx movies to some friend by email.
Here is something I may have a look at someday : how to use WordPress's Blog By Email feature with a GMail account. And for the Cron part, for those not having shell and crontab access, I suggest either Skippy's WP-Cron or PHP crontab replacements.
No more Gmail invites : Google's unpaired web-based mail service is no longer a private party with a chosen few allowed to go backstage, and is now open for anyone. Let's hope that the quality of service and servers response time remain the same when more and more users will have joined in.
Found a file on a web ? Get it via mail.
What ? GMail as a feed reader ? A new feature that is not enabled yet on my account ? Hey !?
1000 MB Gmail quota increasing or what ? (thx Waldouf)
Invites are back. Want some ?