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Google has doubled the storage on the corporate edition of GMail to 25GB. The company has also added enhanced security and spam filtering features from Postini, which Google acquired for $625 million in July.
The corporate edition of GMail comes as part of Google Apps Premier Edition, the company’s software suite for enterprise users. Currently, the package, which also includes versions of Gtalk, Google Calendar, and Google Docs, costs $50 per user with a 30-day free trial option.
Meanwhile, the consumer version of GMail is up to around 3GB of storage.