On the surface, you could easily mistake the new Gmail for the same web-based email you've been using for years. On the surface, you could easily mistake the new Gmail for the same web-based email you ...

Gmail is the world’s most popular email platform, with a stunning user base of over 1.8 billion. In other words, over 20% of the world’s population uses Gmail in individual or business capacity. Given ...

It’s a no-brainer to use Gmail in a Web browser window on a desktop computer, such as your Mac. That’s how Google intends it to be used. But many Gmail users prefer to use a desktop email app, such as ...

In its neverending quest to alleviate the semi-torturous experience that is email, Google is in the process of testing a brand new set of features for Gmail. In screenshots uncovered by Geek.com, ...

Google collects data on everything you do while using its products and services. Sometimes this data is sold to advertisers; sometimes it’s used to make it easier to use Google’s products. For example ...

For Gmail users, there is an automatic opt-in that may allow Google to use your emailed data (think: your personal and work messages, your attachments) to train its AI models, cybersecurity experts ...

Google is rolling out a new feature for Gmail users called “Gmail Labs.” It promises to help Google take advantage of any esoteric Gmail idea that’s hidden in the minds of Google’s many engineers.

In a digital world, leveraging technology is a must for many businesses today. With the sheer number of different applications, add-ons and features available, Gmail and the Google Workspace are a ...

Google has made some changes to its Gmail service, upgrading six Gmail Labs experiments (like YouTube previews) to become standard Gmail features, while permanently dropping five others (including ...

In the early days, Gmail hooked us with its innovative features, like the way it threaded together e-mails under the same subject. And Google continues to add more clever features, such as the ...