Ok, this isn't really news, but it was to me! I would like to tell you about this free utility i found (completely by chance!) called Gmail Drive.
This is from a site that reviewed it:
"The software makes a new Windows disk drive. When you double-click on My Computer there will be a new icon for the Gmail drive. The first time you access the Gmail drive, you have to login with your Gmail userid and password. When you copy a file to the Gmail virtual disk drive it is emailed to your Gmail account. Delete a file from the Gmail drive and the matching email message on Gmail is removed. You can copy files to and from the Gmail Drive with the usual drag'n'drop or with copy/paste, just like any other files in Windows Explorer.
You can even right click on the Gmail drive icon, get its properties and see the total, used and free space. You list the files on the Gmail drive with Windows Explorer just like any other drive. "
I never use my gmail account, but now I have 2gb of free password protected storage!
You can download it here:
http://www.viksoe.dk/code/gmail.htmI wouldn't put anything important on it though- Google may suddenly decide to block it, its completely experimental!