The domain for Google's Gmail is .com. It is the most widely used domain on the globe. It is not restricted to an area but is global.
The domain of Gmail is .com. It operated worldwide so can't rely on a local domain. .Com is the most widely used domain.
It is a .com
You can switch from Yahoo account to Gmail account easily. The account can be created on Gmail account. You can export all the data from yahoo account as well.
Gmail ends in com domain name. It is a worldwide domain name which is the most popular one. .Com is the one used for the most big organisations.
Yes, you can, if you turn it on within both accounts.
Google Apps allows you to add your existing domain name to their Gmail service. You can then route your email address (keeping the @yourdomain.com addresses) through the Gmail service. There is a free trial version but for the full service there is a fee.
You dont need your domain, you can use some free services like Gmail, or Yahoo mail, so that is a way to get email ID without domain.
Email is from a public domain (here, gmail dot com) instead of a specific domain where the concerned person is affiliated with The subject of the email is not specific to the topic that is being discussed (here, Note)
To have a Google Voice account you do not need a domain. What you DO need is a Gmail account or Google Account. You will also need a US phone number.
Yes, you can. You need to use Google Apps for that! The you'll have email ids like info@answers.com[info@answers.com is used as an example here, I don't think they use Google Apps]
I have found great success in changing your default email to a gmail account and using Gmail to filter it into oblivion. Of course, you could go through the privacy and application settings and flip these off one by one.