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- Versions: Free edition, Premier (Business) edition, Education edition, Team edition
- Mobile Google Apps available on iPhone, iPod Touch, BlackBerry and other smart phones
- Syncs Google Calendar with Microsoft Outlook using Google Calendar Sync
- 99.9 percent uptime guarantee for Premiere Edition
- Run your own web applications using Google App Engine
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Google Apps is a collection of online applications used to bring multiple tasks together in one place. Initially created as Gmail For Your Domain in February 2006, it expanded as Google Apps For Your Domain in August 2006. Google Apps are accessible wherever there is an Internet connection and utilize a variety of individual Google products. These include Google Docs, Google Talk, Google Calendar and Gmail. A custom domain name can be used to connect your personal or corporate web site's email address to Gmail, creating addresses @yourdomain.com instead of @gmail.com. A free version of the product is available, as well as a pay service for $50 per user account per year.
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Free Service Specs
Over 7 gigabytes Email storage per account, text based ads required, IMAP for Gmail, no preset user account limit, mobile access, Google App Engine support, no uptime guarantee.Premier Edition Specs
25 gigabytes Email storage per account, text based ads optional, conference room and resource scheduling, IMAP for Gmail, no preset user account limit, Policy management and message recovery by Postini, mobile access, Google App Engine support, integrate API into current web infrastructure, Email routing controls, 24/7 phone support, 99.9 percent uptime guarantee.
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Google Apps Questions
Do you use Google Apps, if so what is your favorite feature? 4 AnswersFavorite feature was Google Documents, and it had to do with a client in the US who wanted to send me samples of how she wanted her web pages to look all done u... read more
Do you use Google Apps for business or personal use? If so, how? 4 AnswersI use Google Apps both personally and professionally. Personal Use: I have personal domains, like most of us geeks, and thus I want to be able to receive ema... read more
Has anyone used Google's App Engine to host their applications? Any thoughts? 1 AnswerYes, I've run three applications on GAE so far, and they've all worked quite well. My blog, which uses a system I wrote on GAE (serves posts, admin controls, et... read more
Will Google App Engine Support Java? Can it? 3 AnswersWhen I was at Google Developer Day London 2008 a few months back, the guys from the AppEngine team were willing to admit that they will be introducing support f... read more -
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