Gmail is running a beta trial, offering email hosting for individual domains.

The accounts are operated and hosted at Google, and offer the usual 2GB quota to every user of the registered domain.

In addition, site administrators will have access to a control panel that manages user accounts, aliases and mailing lists.

You can express your interest at Gmail. Only a limited number of applicants will be selected for the trial.

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