Google Gmail failure

Sadie Network August 12 News, the U.S. Eastern Time August 11 6:30 P.M., in Google Gmail failure of the first report issued one hours later, a Google representative announced that Google has finally found the problem and will soon fix the problem.

Thousands of Gmail users, if not millions of, have been unable to access the Gmail service since 5:15 P.M. Eastern time. 50 minutes later, the entire system-wide disruption still affects most Gmail users.

Google's user base has received official information from Google that they are studying the issue. However, the latest news from the Google representative does not seem to know the extent of the impact of the failure. 5:31 P.M., after 20 minutes of interruption at the site, Google said they knew the error code number 502. Then, at 5:47 P.M., the Google representative said they were still investigating the glitch, though some users had been able to access their Gmail accounts via IMAP, POP access and igoogle. But most people still don't have access to their accounts. Some people just cache that email data. One user said he received an e-mail at 6 o'clock in the afternoon 1 points through GoogleApps. However, his Gmail account is still inaccessible.

View the Twitter search engine's ability to return hundreds of "Gmail interrupts" that Twitter users send every few seconds. Check out the Gmail help group to see hundreds of posts from angry and worried Gmail users. The TechCrunch blog site also released the news.