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7.07.2009

Google Kisses 'Beta' Goodbye



After five years of being in 'beta' status, Google has decided Gmail (and all of it's Google Apps - Docs, Talk, etc.) are not longer in beta! Hurray! And for some very pointless reason, if you really loved seeing "BETA" Google put in a setting that lets you toggle it back on... Wow. Thank goodness we can do that!

Check out the full scoop here.


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In a notable move, Google has finally bid farewell to the 'Beta' label that has adorned some of its most popular services for years. This transition signifies a milestone in the company's commitment to delivering stable and refined products, assuring users of a polished experience across its suite of offerings. With this change, Google underlines its dedication to providing reliable and feature-rich services that have evolved far beyond their initial testing phases.
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Google has ended the 'Beta' era, signaling the maturity and stability of its services. This move reflects Google's confidence in its products' reliability and functionality, instilling trust in users. It is a testament to Google's commitment to delivering polished, fully-developed offerings to its user base. Users can now expect more robust and refined experiences as Google continues to evolve beyond the beta testing phase. This highlights Google's dedication to providing top-tier services without the 'Beta' tag.