Feb 14, 2007 at 3:24pm ET by Barry Schwartz
Google finally makes it official. Gmail is open to all. An announcement on the Official Google Blog confirms what everyone already discovered last week, that Gmail restrictions have been dropped. You still can invite friends and family to use Gmail, like you did before. However, invitations are no longer necessary to open an account.
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now if they could only make a real time and problem-free spell check…
Since it spent long time in beta, I always thought
it was a marketing trick. Everyone wanted a Gmail
invitation. It had anticipated people who would otherwise not sign up for Gmail.
Anyway it’s great news. It’s the relief for Gmail angst!