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Today, I’ve found out that sending an attachment which is larger than 25MB or so won’t be possible through Gmail email. Luckily, Gmail email service is intertwining with Google’s other web applications such as Google Drive, and through Google Drive I’m able to send attachment which is larger than 25MB. Don’t know if it’s true or not, you can basically tell Gmail email to insert an attachment through Google Drive that is large as a decent video file size. Isn’t it cool?
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