Web portal Yahoo will begin offering "virtually unlimited storage" for its paid e-mail customers and will upgrade free users to 100MB, an executive said Thursday. The upgrade is part of an overall ...

A United States postal worker in Virginia hid nearly 5,000 pieces of mail inside a storage unit he rented because he felt too overwhelmed to deliver it on time, reports said Thursday. Jason Delacruz ...

In another reminder of technology's quantum leaps, Yahoo Inc.'s free e-mail service will provide unlimited storage space to its nearly 250 million users worldwide — a concept that seemed unfathomable ...

Veritas Software announced on Tuesday that it plans to acquire KVS in a move designed to expand its e-mail storage and archiving offerings. Under the deal, Veritas will pay $225 million in cash for ...

Desktops crash all the time, but e-mail is forever. Or so some 14,000 customers ofCharter Communications may have thought until they tried to log on recently and found their messages and photos gone ...

Yahoo will begin offering unlimited storage for its free Web-based e-mail in May, the company announced late Tuesday. The move makes Yahoo the first of the major free e-mail providers to offer ...

In May, Yahoo will go to infinity and beyond. The world’s largest free e-mail provider will give its 250 million users unlimited e-mail storage, up from its current offer of a single gigabyte. After ...

Ahead of a scheduled House vote today, the White House threatened to veto a bill aimed at forcing the president and federal agencies to improve preservation of e-mail records. Comment on this article ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — A former United States Postal Service delivery employee has been sentenced to two weeks for renting a storage locker for thousands of pieces of advertisements, first-class ...

Which mail organizers are best? The new year is coming, and if you’ve resolved to be more organized in 2022, the proper organization tools can help you keep your promise. Keeping the piles straight ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. - A United States postal worker in Virginia hid nearly 5,000 pieces of mail inside a storage unit he rented because he felt too overwhelmed to deliver it on time, reports said ...