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This is good news. For geeks with their own domain for email the free apps accounts are great. The downside is that they are usually slow to rollout new service
by layzphil 15y ago
This is good news. For geeks with their own domain for email the free apps accounts are great. The downside is that they are usually slow to rollout new services. Looking forward to trying G+
- noobiscus 15y agoYou're not wrong; I'm still eagerly awaiting a Google Reader account that uses my actual email, rather than dumping me out to the root Apps address! (I've been eagerly waiting for 2 years)
- ryandvm 15y agoHuh? I've been using Reader with my free Apps account for about a year now. (Ever since they upgraded the Apps accounts to full fledged Google accounts.)
- ceejayoz 15y agoThey already have this. Go into your Google Apps admin, go to "Organizations & Users", click "Services", and make sure Google Reader is turned on. Might want to go through and see what others you're missing while you're at it!