Google Apps was named the number one product of 2007 by PC World. Go Figure.
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2007/05/getting-it-done-with-google-apps.html |
I wouldn't have given it... |
PC World should be ashamed of itself. |
But, but.... Google Apps is simply Google's other applications with a custom logo. They don't even run it from your own domain, they redirect you to their own servers.
It's great, but not that great. |
<< But, but.... Google Apps is simply Google's other applications with a custom logo. >>
Not quite, lol. The whole point of it is that you run it through your domain. That's why you have to change your DNS records. It's only *hosted* by Google. 2 different things. |
True, but if you set up custom DNS it just redirects to Google's servers which you could have done without the custom DNS settings (just set up a redirect). The only thing you actually have to change DNS for is the mail.
For example: http://m.int.innextech.com/ |
