Google recently announced on their official blog that they would be dropping the @googlemail.com domain, popular in the UK and Germany to @gmail.com. Existing users are given option to switch to @gmail.com. But those who want to continue with @googlemail.com are free to stick to it, which is what I think most would do. So how do you convince people to migrate their address to @gmail.com. Here's Google's explanation
"Since "gmail" is 50% fewer characters than "googlemail," we estimate this name change will save approximately 60 million keystrokes a day. At about 217 microjoules per keystroke, that's about the energy of 20 bonbons saved every day!"
What a perspective! "T
he energy of 20 bonbons" That sentence includes all words that today's metrosexuals fear. Energy, Joules and Bonbons. Hats off to the fellow who came up with the idea
! So would you do it for the sake of 20 Bonbons?? I reckon you stick with @googlemail.com and savor the exclusivity. Moreover a reverse of either (@gmail.com (or) @googlemail.com)in the sent email will still deliver it to the same place!!