Google has added new features to its Gmail service during the past couple months that make the Web-based e-mail service more business-friendly and versatile. Here's a look at three free add-ons ...

Google’s Gmail remains one of the world’s most widely used email platforms, with over 1.8 billion users are using it for both professional and personal communication. Gmail also offers a range of ...

With Gmail’s update, you can “search, write, respond, delete or archive up to 90 days of messages while offline.” Ready to get all set up?

Gmail abounds with features, and here are some that modern users may appreciate. For instance, Gmail lets you filter emails that arrive and choose where they land in your inbox.

Launched way back in April 2004, Gmail has now been around for over 20 years — and it boasts lots of great features that many users, for whatever reason, still aren’t taking advantage of.

Gmail: new features I don’t like. There is a lot more to like than not like with Gmail now. But not everything is as dewy as the fresh look of Gmail’s interface.

To get access to Gmail’s AI features, you’ll need to enroll in Google’s free Workspace Labs program or purchase the Google One AI Premium subscription, which opens access to Gemini Advanced ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Google Inc.’s Gmail service was knocked offline Tuesday in an outage that the company said affected a "majority" of its millions of e-mail users, including consumers who get Gmail for ...

But until you get there, I’ll show you two underrated Gmail features you might not be using, yet they can do wonders for your inbox: Labels and Stars. The problem with email is that it gets messy.

Gmail is now rolling out a privacy-related update that gives users a clear choice: opt into AI-enhanced features, or stick with a more limited version.