Gmail attachment size increased to 20MB
Posted in » Gmail - by Ades on May 26th, 2007
Gmail has increased the maximum size for attachments, it is now 20MB. It got a lot more easier to backup your blogs! I keep wondering what if one day Gmail crashes? And all the email data on Google servers (including the backups) are lost? Are you Gmail proof?
We tend to backup everything to Gmail, but have you thought of backing up your Gmail account? Are there any tools to do this? Do let me know if you know of any, I want to backup my Gmail (at least once ;)
Source: Gmail Help
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By Tony on May 31, 2007
Its quite simple just setup the pop3 server and then use your favorite email program to retrieve the messages. Just make sure you have set gmail and the email program to not delete the emails off the server.
By Igor Skomorokh on May 31, 2007
I was thinking about this too. It is not so bad if you will just loose your data. It would be worse if you loose your account. Hope those crashes will not going to happen.