Hurrah! Google Engineers just listens us
Hello Guys, I am quite Happy today, as after when I poked Google stating that I hate Google! - Beta! Beta! Bugs too! they started working hard than before, I am not sure if any of the Google Engineer just dropped at my blog but today when i logged in to my Google Analytics account, I got to know that about 298 strange visitors have just checked my post I hate Google! - Beta! Beta! Bugs too! by just a link back from the Official Gmail Blog to my Blog.
If you are thinking that what improvements they just made to the Gmail ? then read below : We spent hours poring over these traces to see exactly what was happening between the browser and Gmail during the sign-in sequence, and we found that there were between fourteen and twenty-four HTTP requests required to load an inbox and display it. To put these numbers in perspective, a popular network news site's home page required about a 180 requests to fully load when I checked it yesterday. But when we examined our requests, we realized that we could do better. We decided to attack the problem from several directions at once: reduce the number of overall requests, make more of the requests cacheable by the browser, and reduce the overhead of each request.We made good progress on every front. We reduced the weight of each request itself by eliminating or narrowing the scope of some of our cookies.
We made sure that all our images were cacheable by the browser, and we consolidated small icon images into single meta-images, a technique known as spriting. We combined several requests into a single combined request and response. The result is that it now takes as few as four requests from the click of the "Sign in" button to the display of your inbox.

