Google is giving something new to its users, and specifically, it is with Gmail's new unified interface that the company aims to bring to the world as a unique experience for the mail application. The ...

Ever since I got myself an employer who block access to outside IMAP, I've been using gmail as a sort of bucket account for most of my addresses. At home I still query some accounts via IMAP, and ...

Gmail is getting a new look on the web, which should be heading your way soon (if it hasn’t arrived already). Its intended, Google says, to better integrate Gmail with the Chat and Meet components ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Announced last November, the new interface offers a quicker way to see when your packages might arrive. Announced ...

Gmail’s current user interface is claustrophobic—icons, tabs, and chat boxes suffocate the screen, drawing your eyes away from your email inbox and often pushing you to leave the page altogether.

I know there's an optimized mobile interface for GMail on the iPad which really works great. Sometimes, however, I prefer or need to rely on the standard desktop version, e.g. because the settings ...

On April 1, 2004, Google announced that it would be rolling out its e-mail service. The e-mail service was aptly named GMail. The web-driven mail client initially brought a new style of e-mail ...