Today on their Enterprise blog Google announced a significant change on how storage is managed in Google Apps For Business. Currently users are given 25GB for Gmail and 5GB for Drive. You can pay extra to add on Drive storage but the 25GB Gmail limit could not be lifted. Starting in just a few weeks …
HelloSign is one of the most useful Google Drive Add-on’s for small business owners I have seen. If your company uses Google Apps for Business you can install the HelloSign App that will enable you to right-click the document of your choosing and open that document directly into the HelloSign interface. Here you can quickly …
Was your company plagued with email outages this past year? If you answered yes you probably aren’t using Gmail for Business. No email system is perfect but last year Google achieved nearly flawless uptime. In an article posted yesterday they said… “For customers using Google Apps for Business, Education or Government, we offer a 99.9% …
The new ios application Mailbox redesigns the inbox to make email light, fast, and mobile-friendly. Quickly swipe messages to your archive or trash. Scan an entire conversation at once with chat-like organization. Snooze emails until later with the tap of a button. This will be a great add-on for many of our users, if you …
The GMAIL profile posted this helpful tip on Google+ today. Do you ever find yourself opening message after message within a single thread in order to find the one you’re looking for? Try expanding all messages in a conversation by clicking on the expand/collapse icon in the upper right hand corner when viewing a conversation. …
Gmail’s “Expand All” feature can help you find messages quickly. Read More »
Jeff Ellingson, Googles product manager for Gmail posted this a few days ago: For many years, we’ve supported two open protocols for accessing Gmail and Calendar from mobile apps and devices: IMAP for email and CalDAV for calendar. These protocols, combined with the options to access Gmail, Calendar, and Contacts with your desktop or mobile browser and via native …
Today Fred Brewin, a product manager at Google, announced Hangouts for Gmail to allow for video chat between Google Apps users. From their blog: Since the introduction of Gmail video chat back in 2008, many of you have told us that you love the direct, personal communication it provides. That’s why we’re excited to announce that video chat …
