Google is expanding access to some of Google Vids' advanced Gemini-powered features to all users with a Gmail account.

Regardless of which Google account you use, this simple trick allows you to back up all your messages and media for free.

If your Gmail account is reaching its storage limit, there is a free way you can go about clearing up space without losing ...

The tech titan is steering Gmail users away from passwords. It’s promoting passkeys and stronger authentication as phishing ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Google has called for calm amid a frenzy of sensational reports suggesting a Gmail security breach is affecting millions of accounts. In ...

A massive leak has exposed more than 183 million email passwords, including tens of millions linked to Gmail accounts, in what cybersecurity analysts are calling one of the biggest credential dumps ...

A vast stockpile of data involving 183 million compromised email addresses and passwords has been added to the breach-monitoring site Have I Been Pwned (HIBP) as one of the largest data exfiltration ...

Shared inboxes improve team collaboration by allowing multiple members to manage emails efficiently together. Delegated Gmail access ensures centralized communication, reducing missed messages and ...

Just a few weeks after introducing AI agents into Office 365 apps, Microsoft is already testing news ways to bolster the integration of Copilot in Windows 11. Windows insiders will have access to new ...

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Labels in Gmail are the simplest way to organize your emails. They work similarly to folders on your computer. You can create a label for anything inside of Gmail. Once you create a label, you also ...

Paul Buchheit, the engineer behind Gmail, once challenged the popular wisdom in tech product development with an essay where he argued that a "great" product needs to do only a few things very well.