World Wide Web’s King is going to roll out new feature in its very own E-mail service Gmail with its cloud service Google Drive drive,by using which users will be able to attach/embed a Large file upto 10GB from Google drive in a single E-mail.
Gmail team said in its latest Blog post,”"Whether it’s photos from your recent camping trip, video footage from your brother’s wedding, or a presentation to your boss, all your stuff is easy to find and easy to share with Drive and Gmail,”
According to the blog post by Gmail team,users will get a Google Drive icon in e-mail composition window,the user can simply drop the file in that window for attachment.In addition Gmail will double check that the privacy of file is opened for that user or not, if not it will remind user to change file’s privacy setting for the other user to see that file.
Because of all files stored in the cloud,all of the recienpts will have access to that file at the same time wilth the latest uploaded version. This Feature is also going to work if you just past a link to that file in Google Drive.
In addition, Since Google Drive launched this cloud service in April, Millions of people are using this feature to Create,Edit,store and share files.
This service is Free of cost for users who want to store only upto 5GB of data and for 25GB of data charges are $2.49/month,For 100GB of data $4.99/month and charges of $44.95 for one Terabyte.
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