Ever increasing google memory
Hello people, everyone of us has seen that the memory counter of google keeps on increasing. While I am typing in this thread, it is something a little over 7581.4MB.
Why is it so? Why doesn't give us the maximum available space at one go? Is this feature available in other search engines too?
Why is it so? Why doesn't give us the maximum available space at one go? Is this feature available in other search engines too?
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PraveenKumar PurushothamanDude, as they say, the maximum space at that time is displayed. So, it means, they are increasing at a rapid rate. And Google is stacking up as many as servers as possible each and every time, an opportunity knocks! ๐
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silverscorpionHmm.. I think it's just a gimmick.. Agreed, that Google has huge storage facilities and all..
But this 7500 MB of storage for each is definitely based on the assumption that everyone using Gmail won't use the full space provided.
I myself am using only 5% of the max memory.. It'll be similarly negligible for most users.. So, even though the memory given to us keeps on increasing,
I doubt the actual storage capacity is also increasing proportionately.. -
ISHAN TOPREYes, in that case, I agree with you. Most of us use less than 5%. However the fact may not be neglected that google is increasing its storage.
But I agree more to your point that most people use negligible memory and google may be creating an illusion of increasing memory. ๐
I have seen that google also sells memory for money. Has anyone came across this fact? ๐ -
PraveenKumar Purushothaman
Since GMail is stored on Cloud, what you say is partially right... But they are also having huge storage capabilities, which gets increased each second to about 1000s of MBs... ๐silverscorpionHmm.. I think it's just a gimmick.. Agreed, that Google has huge storage facilities and all..
But this 7500 MB of storage for each is definitely based on the assumption that everyone using Gmail won't use the full space provided.
I myself am using only 5% of the max memory.. It'll be similarly negligible for most users.. So, even though the memory given to us keeps on increasing,
I doubt the actual storage capacity is also increasing proportionately..
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