Friday, May 14, 2004
Yahoo takes Gmail on
It was inevitable. Yahoo has decided to up its storage allowance to compete with Gmail.
The Web portal and search site's Yahoo Mail will get a bump-up in mail storage space from today's relatively puny 4MB to 100MB, executives said during a briefing Thursday to Wall Street analysts. Premium subscribers, who currently pay between $19.79 and $49.79 annually for 25MB to 100MB of space, will receive "virtually unlimited" capacity, Yahoo said. Yahoo plans to roll out the new storage allotments this quarter or next.
You gotta love competition!!
The Web portal and search site's Yahoo Mail will get a bump-up in mail storage space from today's relatively puny 4MB to 100MB, executives said during a briefing Thursday to Wall Street analysts. Premium subscribers, who currently pay between $19.79 and $49.79 annually for 25MB to 100MB of space, will receive "virtually unlimited" capacity, Yahoo said. Yahoo plans to roll out the new storage allotments this quarter or next.
You gotta love competition!!
