Better Use your Gmail Account with Gspace Firefox Extension
8 March, 2007 Posted by
SolSie As
Tips,Windows PC
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I just discovered and made use of this wonderful Firefox extension called Gspace. Gspace turns the 2.6GB of your Gmail account into free online storage. With Gspace you can manage unlimited Gmail accounts to store all type of files within its simple, user friendly interface.
You can use this extension to FTP your files, Listen your favorite stored music directly from your Gspace, view your collections of pictures and manage your Gdrive files as well. Of course, your files are available online for easy access from anywhere you go.
Download Gspace now and transfer files between your computer and Gspace at anytime, from everywhere! You’d love it!
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I’ve tried this recently, but I am having problems with the number of files you can upload per day before your GMail account is locked out.
Anyone else having this problem?
GSpaceMobile is a freeware application that lets you use your Google GMail account as a local file system on your Nokia S60 mobile device. It integrates your GMail Inbox as a remote network drive on the device and allows you to transfer files to and from your mobile phone as attachments.
Go here for more:
https://www.ibomobi.com/home/gspacemobile_free