That’s right reader, unlimited. No catches, no price (unless you want POP, IMAP or forwarding), just pure unlimited webmail space. There are some policies you need to follow, for example, you can’t use Yahoo Mail for online storage, and if you want the other features I just referred (POP, etc) you will still need to spend a little money, but still, for the first time in quite a few years, Yahoo! will be the e-mail provider to follow, in terms of storage capability.

I’m guessing that Microsoft and Google will answer to this soon enough, but after the two take that final leap, the comparison will stop being about capacity only, and there will be more focus on each one’s features, and right now, Gmail has the lead.