Backupify is a new cool service that automatically performs secure, unlimited and scheduled backup of your data from most of the common online services like Flickr, Twitter, FaceBook, Gmail etc. to a server cloud (Amazon S3) for a nominal fee. However, till the 31st of January, 2010 they’re offering these...
Gmail (and many of the major free email service providers) normally don’t allow you to attach executable (.exe) files and send them over to someone, because of security reasons – i.e. by barring this file type, they restrict the spread of various Worms and Trojans to a large extent. Even...
So Google’s at it again! Last night this all new link titled Gmail Labs materialised out of thin air in my Gmail interface. It turned up in one of my accounts only – which means Google’s rolling it out gradually – just as they’ve done with their earlier surprises. So...
Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail – whichever email provider you may be using, the size of attachments is always capped to typically 10MB per file and to a total of around 20MB in a single email. Your only workaround is to keep the file sizes within the limit or tediously break up...