Well, this tip was shared by Sagaro, where you can easily check that what’ll be the size of your inbox of GMail account in future. For e.g. if you want to know that how much space you’ll be getting in GMail on Sept. 4th, 2008 then simply follow these steps :
1. Open GMail (Don’t login)
2. Open windows calendar by double clicking on the time/date in system tray.
3. Change the date to 4th Sept. 2008 and click OK.
Now you’ll see the size of the GMail box on the screen. Now this is not sure shot, because if at all Google decides to reduce the speed or increase the speed of the space they are giving us, then the numbers will be completely different.
However, if Google keeps the same pace then on Sept. 4, 2008 your Gmail’s inbox size will be around 7099 Mb. Compare it with Yahoo mails’ unlimited inbox size.
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kanak bhandari
January 17th, 2008 at 5:10 am #
hey great ..but how did you do that ?? when i tried it in IE7 .. it gave me a certificate error. Guess what .. I tried changing year to 2038 … ( the next buggy year like y2k) .and it show me my mailbox quota somehow 1.20000 megabytes.. :D
Gmail Trick: Check your Future Free Storage Space
January 27th, 2008 at 12:33 pm #
[...] My research tells me that this live counter is adding more space to each Gmail account at a rate of approximately 40 bytes per second. Now if you have enough leisure time you can just do the math to calculate how much free storage space you will have in your Gmail inbox in the future or if you want to do things fast you can just follow the trick discovered by Tipsosaurus. [...]