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Composing a new email is about as commonplace as toasting a bagel. Well, not if Google has anything say about it.
Today, the company unveiled a funky twist to the age-old process of writing and responding to email. Read more at http://venturebeat.com/2012/10/30/gmail-compose/#q7mbLi23kW8U8dCv.99 Via plerudulier Delete the scoop?
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I've been receiving ominous warnings in my Gmail inbox for months now: "You are almost out of space for your Gmail account. Via plerudulier 
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February 15, 12:10 PM
That’s why I’m thrilled to have found this: a script that archives old Gmails to Google Drive. (Thanks, Robert.) It’s pretty amazing, actually. I tried it and it works. The script was created by the folks a Jellybend, a small project from parent company Nextrem, which is an Italian Google Apps SMB Authorized Partner. Jellybend’s Marcello Scacchetti tells me that the team felt that Google Apps Script was one of the lesser known Google products, but one of the most powerful.
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