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

We receive a lot of emails in our Gmail inbox daily. Some of these emails are important to us, and others are not. Keeping all the emails in the inbox can create a mess. Hence, rather than deleting ...

Archiving in Gmail removes emails from the inbox but keeps them accessible in “All Mail,” ideal for decluttering without losing important messages. Deleting sends emails to the bin, where they are ...

I recently found a forgotten archive of Gmail chats and Google Buzz posts from when I was 10 to 11 years old. Reading the posts was a bit surreal, and reminded me how silly and effusive I was as a kid ...

Overview: In today’s hyper-connected world, emails remain the backbone of professional and personal communication.With ...

Three cheers for two clicks for the price of one: Gmail Labs feature can save you a mouse click or keystroke. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors, digital ...

Gmail is by far the most popular email service out there; it's also fast, feature-rich, packs impressive spam protection, and gives you access to generous storage space. However, as all of us receive ...

A lot of professionals get hundreds or even thousands of emails every day. Thus, it can be challenging to keep your inbox organized, but Gmail’s archive feature makes it easy to remove an email from ...

After months of fielding complaints for removing the service, Google is once again allowing Gmail users to make free telephone calls directly from their inbox, all without any kind of service contract ...

The Tampa Bay Times e-Newspaper is a digital replica of the printed paper seven days a week that is available to read on desktop, mobile, and our app for subscribers only. To enjoy the e-Newspaper ...

Last week, I updated my annual guide to backing up Gmail for 2020. As always, this is a guide that gets a lot of interest. This time, I also got a letter from ZDNet reader Carmela, who asks: I don't ...

When the ominous warnings started hitting my inbox a few months ago, I tried to ignore them. The emails contained none of the humor or playfulness of the early Gmail ethos. Instead, they were terse ...