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05.22.2007

Google Doubles Max Attachment Size

Google dou­bles max­i­mum attach­ment size. Few, if any, peo­ple need to send 20Mb files. But if you hap­pen to be one of those peo­ple and you use Gmail, you’re in luck.

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6 comments on “Google Doubles Max Attachment Size”

  1. Posted by Matt on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2007.

    Cool beans…I just hap­pen to be one of those peo­ple at times who use Gmail :)

  2. Posted by Matt on Tuesday, May 22nd, 2007.

    Cool beans…I just hap­pen to be one of those peo­ple at times who use Gmail :)

  3. Posted by Chris Harrison on Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007.

    DropSend, or some­thing sim­i­lar… but that’s just me. It is nice to see Google con­tin­u­ally adding to and improv­ing gMail.

  4. Posted by Chris Harrison on Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007.

    I think the largest attach­ment I’ve ever sent via email was around 9mb, and it was a mes­sage to myself. Any­thing larger than 2mb really ought to be trans­ferred via FTP, DropSend, or some­thing sim­i­lar… but that’s just me. It is nice to see Google con­tin­u­ally adding to and improv­ing gMail.

  5. Posted by Matt on Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007.

    I agree that big files should be sent via FTP in most cases, but at times its nice to mail your­self large files in order to take advan­tage of Gmail’s large and free storage.

  6. Posted by Matt on Wednesday, May 23rd, 2007.

    I agree that big files should be sent via FTP in most cases, but at times its nice to mail your­self large files in order to take advan­tage of Gmail’s large and free storage.