The Correct Question About Gmail This is the right question, excume for the other topic

[GrayFox 0]

Ok, this is the Correct question. I made a mistake in another post, because I wrote another question , but this is the right, so Answer and Make your Opinion about this.

 

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PD: "What do you think will be the Space limit in GMail?" ----> I forgot another thing, What do you think will be the Space limit in GMail by 2007?

Edited April 25, 2006 by GrayFox (see edit history)

[Dragonfly 0]

It is a little over 2GB, what makes you think -10 GB, 12 GB, 15 GB, 20 GB and +20 GB are other options. I don't understand your question itself. I think the current space limit is quite enough for anyone, I suppose. In my opinion if they come up at all with new space limit, it will be something like INFINITE space limit. Because, it has been found out that more than 80% of email users don't user more than even 100MB in reality. So, in order to give a good name even if email service providers increase the inbox storage capacity it is mainly to draw more users to their services.

[Sprnknwn 0]

Less than 10 GB. 2GB it?s a lot, you know. Maybe because of competitors it will raise a little but in only one year I don?t think that it?ll increase too much. ?Maybe 5 GB? Don?t know, that?s my personal bet.

[matto 0]

They're going to keep on buying (or making... I suppose) servers at a steady rate for a long time. I think it has the potential to, after a while of adding and re-adding (which has, is, and will continue to be taking place), get above 20gigs per person, ESPECIALLY if competition from yahoo and perhaps other hosts get stronger.

[Bengaltiger 0]

Will there ever be a space limit for gmail? I mean, it increases everyday a very little, so i think it will increase, like for ever. Although, i doubt anyone really needs all that space., but its the best email provider out there!

[Florisjuh 0]

I think the values you posted are a bit to high, I know there are company's offering even 30 gigabytes of space (Like http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/), but Google has just far too many people using Googlemail already. IF they would offer a lot of more space I guess they will need to compensate on the speed of the mail service etc. I think, in the end, Google mail will have about 5 GB available, which is far enough for you to use, in my opinion. I've been using googlemail for 2 years now, and I've just used 154 MB space...

[Helium 0]

Maybe in 20 to years (if gmail still exists then...) you will a 20GB+ storage, think about it, 15 years ago 1GB was a huge ammount of space. Back then you could actually buy video games on floppy disks! So in a couple of years 2GB mail might be tiny...