Google's free e-mail service, Gmail, has begun using antispam technology supported heavily by archrival Yahoo.
Google has quietly added a feature to its free e-mail service that lets people import their address book contacts from rivals Yahoo, Microsoft and America Online.
Yahoo on Tuesday will begin offering 100MB of extra storage for users of its free e-mail service as part of an overall redesign of its mail service.
Microsoft and Yahoo have promised to boost storage limits for their free e-mail services, but for many users, the upgrades haven't been delivered.
The company quadruples the storage capacity offered to users of its free Web-based e-mail service.
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