As quoted from Mashable, Google's free email service, Gmail, is rumored to have problems and cause some 400,000 email accounts cannot be accessed.
This morning (30/05/2012), internet giant Google to confirm that there is indeed a bit of a problem with Gmail service and affects a small percentage of users.
According to Google, this problem affects only around 0.11 per cent of all users of Google Gmail email account, or about 400,000.
Although it affected only a small percentage of users, i.e. 0.11 percent, but that figure represents 400,000 users who cannot access their account from the total number of Gmail users to reach 350 million.
Based on the Google Apps status Dashboard, Google has conducted an investigation after reports emerged that the email account is not accessible and find the cause.
Many Gmail users who are impacted by this issue then "vent" in Twitter and ask on their friends if they experienced the same thing or not.
Gmail users are frustrated because of this issue "vent" on the microblogging service Twitter using the hashtag # panic because it cannot access their account in Gmail.
Distractions like this ever happens in Gmail in 2009 and the impact for most users since Google was doing a routine upgrade of the server is done.
The latest Update, Google said that it has managed to overcome the problems that occurred in Gmail so that affected accounts can already access back.
Arif s.Driessen is the Editorial, Lifestyle, for Digital Works @ The Driessen Post.
