
- The transition itself was pretty smooth for me. I cannot say the same for those folks who already use their Google Apps email with Gmail and other services. If you are one such user, I strongly urge you to check out their extensive help section before making the transition
- Your Google Apps email uses vanilla gmail after the transition. If you have more than one gmail accounts (including the transitioned account(s), don’t forget to activate multiple sign-on settings on this page
- Once you set up multiple sign-on, shifting from one account to another is breeze. I am really loving it. It is just a click and the change is seamless
- Right now, the Google Apps admins have an option to disallow certain users from linking the accounts but everyone will be forced to switch over by end of september. I would have loved to have the option to disallow certain users from linking it
- Google apps admins also get to decide which services to allow (not for specific users but to all users). It is a pretty neat feature but I would like to have a more fine grained control at the user level (at least for Premier accounts)
- It looks like all Google Apps account will be forcibly shifted to new system by Sept. end. Again, I would love to have the option to activate without being forced to activate the new system
- They may bring this feature in the future but I would love to use my own subdomains for services like Picasaweb and Youtube
- I noticed a change with Google Voice. I am not sure if it is part of this transition. Earlier, if I try to add a phone number already associated with another Google Voice account, it will throw an error and prevent me from adding the number. Yesterday when I added a phone number associated with another account to the Google Voice account I created with my transitioned Google Apps email address, it got added and the number was automatically kicked off from the other account with a warning email. I think it is a bad idea