Gmail sparks the creative impulse

Summary: Google's free email service Gmail, has inspired programmers to come up with completely novel ways of using the service, New Scientist reports.

By Chris Jablonski for Between the Lines | September 17, 2004 -- 17:19 GMT (10:19 PDT)

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Google's free email service Gmail, has inspired programmers to come up with completely novel ways of using the service, New Scientist reports.

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