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As we all know, because of the problem about the usage rights of a registered trade-mark, Google can’t provide the @Gmai.com email service and has to be used as the secondary choice. But today Google finally declared @Gmail.com email service can be used by English consumers.

All the users who have already registered @Googlemail.com will be allowed to switch into @Gmail.com freely, but you can also maintain @Goohlemail.com all the time. Mail switching service will be provided this weekend. Of course, all the newly registered consumers must use @Gmail.com. After all, it’s shorter. Google said, if all the English users switch to new address, people will click the keyboard deceasing by 60 million times every day(It is said that Google make a contribution to prolonging keyboard lifetime……XD). If every time the consumer clicks keyboard using up 217 μj, every day you can save about 20 bonbon energy.

Via Gmail Blog

Since Los Angles government organization tried out Google Apps Offices and found out many problems. The problems of Google Apps about its security and privacy make college consumers worried University of California and Yale University has already declared that they won’t use Google Apps service any more.

It is reported by Mashable that, UC Davis has already stopped 30.000 colleges and consumers from using Gmail. Ever they mapped out Gmail to the whole college system, but later they found this email system is not safe and the privacy is not up to their standard.

A month ago, Yale University makes a similar decision. Their worries concentrate on security, technical risks and the method of managing date.

Via Marketing Pulgrim

Jiriz. found a new searching parameter in Gmail.com on Czech language “morph:on”. You can get the polymorphic of the key words and “Be” verb, the plural form of noun, polymorphic of adjective and pronoun. The above graphic is acquiescent searching. The following graphic is the open morph searching. There is more email you can search out. For example, when you search the word “author”, Gmail can just only match “author” absolutely as before. “Authors” will be searched out after opening morph. In fact, Google searching is always supporting polymorphic vocabulary, but Gmail don’t have this “Lenovo” function. However “morph:on” hasn’t been open to all the consumers, that is, maybe just a majority of languages support this searching parameter so far.

Via Google Operating System