Reglikedomain industry desk

Become GoogleMail.com in UK — Gmail.com to

Due to a trademark battle, Google is changing the domain name for its Gmail service in the UK to GoogleMail.com, as stated by this story on News.com.

UK-based Independent International Investment Research (IIIR) uses the name G-mail to refer to a part of its financial analytics software.

Current UK residents with @gmail.com email addresses will not be affected. The GoogleMail.com domain is not resolving on the internet right now and might only be used as part of the e-mail addresses (and not as the web login site).

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