Posts Tagged ‘Gmail’
Gmail Overload Controls And Service Availability at 99.9
Wednesday, September 2, 2009 7:24 No CommentsI work in a company where we develop software for Wireless carriers and all our software is expected to provide service availability at 99.999% (Five Nines). That means just about 5 minutes outage for an entire year. And its really a big deal if that target is missed (and result in hefty penalties). And as [...]
Google Gmail Offline Access : Read "WithIn" Browser
Wednesday, January 28, 2009 13:35 No CommentsGoogle announced Gmail offline access yesterday, I read on the web different interpretations of what it is and what it means for your offline email activities like checking and composing emails even when offline. Well, if you are currently using Outlook or any other desktop counter parts, there is nothing new on the table. Gmail [...]
Gmail Custom Time – April 1st Couldn’t be any foolish !!!
Tuesday, April 1, 2008 9:12 2 CommentsGoogle is very well known for this. Gmail now comes with a custom time. That means you can send an email as if you had sent it in the past. Not only that, you can request such a way that the email will be marked as ‘read’ by the recipient. AAHHaaaa! I am about [...]

