[BRIEF NOTE] The New Yahoo Mail
Jun. 15th, 2004 12:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rfmcdonaldThis morning, I couldn't access my Yahoo Mail accounts. It's only just now that I've realized that Yahoo Mail has completed its long-awaited expansion of the storage capacity available to its users. Since I'm a free user, that means that I can only store 100 megabytes now, up from 4.0 previously.
I have to admit that Google's new Gmail service doesn't attract me. I don't want to knock it, having not used it and having read![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
thehollow rejoice at getting and account today, but I've already got five E-mail addresses (one with Queen's, two with Yahoo.ca, two with Hotmail). The extra storage capacity of Gmail is nice, I suppose, but I can't see a need to archive a gigabyte worth of data coming up for me.
And how is the new Yahoo Mail? Pretty much the same as it has always been, save that my messages and attachments no longer take up 37% of my inbox and they've given Yahoo Mail a new look that I don't like.
I have to admit that Google's new Gmail service doesn't attract me. I don't want to knock it, having not used it and having read
thehollow rejoice at getting and account today, but I've already got five E-mail addresses (one with Queen's, two with Yahoo.ca, two with Hotmail). The extra storage capacity of Gmail is nice, I suppose, but I can't see a need to archive a gigabyte worth of data coming up for me.And how is the new Yahoo Mail? Pretty much the same as it has always been, save that my messages and attachments no longer take up 37% of my inbox and they've given Yahoo Mail a new look that I don't like.
