You know that feeling of dread after you've sent an email you know isn't going to go down well at all? With Gmail on Android, you can stop that feeling.
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Send confidential emails that self destruct with Gmail on mobile
Gmail Confidential Mode is now available in the Gmail application for both iOS and Android users, allowing to send self destructing, secure, messages.
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Gmail Conversation View on mobile can finally be turned off
If you were among those complaining about the Gmail Conversation View being counterproductive, you are now able to disable it.
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Google Tasks is exactly what we’ve been waiting for, here’s why
Learn more about what makes Google Tasks so special, as the company has finally decided to integrate services like GMail
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Cortana on Windows 10 finally connects to Gmail
Gmail is a dominant email service provider and it's about time that a prominent desktop OS recognize it. It will, through its digital assistant.
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Google promises to put a stop to Gmail content scans for ‘ads personalization’ later this year
No more "scanning" Gmail messages of regular consumers in addition to businesses, Google is vowing, though "personalized" ads will live on.
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Gmail receives support for easy, hassle-free money transfers on Android
It’s finally possible to send and receive payments through Gmail on Android devices in addition to computers, even without installing Google Wallet.
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It’s now possible to receive 50MB emails in Gmail, but sending size limits are 25MB
Google makes it possible to receive larger than before email attachments in Gmail, but oddly enough, not also to send massive files.
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Google Spaces shuts down April 17
Never heard of Google Spaces? Just remember what it was, but never used it? Now's not a good time to start doing so, then.
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Gmail for iOS updated to Material Design standards after four years
Gmail has a new look to it on iOS from today and it’s the look that Android users have been used to for a while now.
Google has updated the look of the Gmail app for iPhone and iPad to reflect Material Design standards and incorporate features like “Undo Send,” instant search results and swiping emails to archive/delete.
Google Calendar also had a few tweaks to support a month view and landscape view for a week. Calendar results will pop up in Spotlight Search. Also, if you follow Hindu, Islamic, Lunar or other non-Gregorian calendars, you have options to view your calendar in those terms, too.
Look to the App Store for that update button on both of these apps.
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Gmail embraces Exchange server support in latest Android update
Google realizes that Gmail addresses aren’t for everyone. But even if your digital mail lives on someone else’s server, Google would still like little more than for you at least to be accessing it through its Gmail app. That’s led to developments like the “Gmailify” service we saw debut earlier this year, where Google worked to implement a number of Gmail-like features for users connecting to external Yahoo or Outlook email accounts. Today Google’s got some fresh news about how Gmail’s ...
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Google extends mea culpa over ill-conceived, buggy Gmail Mic Drop prank
What did you think of today’s crop of April Fools’ Day pranks? Successes? Mixed bag? Looking at online reactions, some have clearly resonated better than others, but one that’s pretty unambiguously coming up in the “miss” column is Google’s Gmail Mic Drop stunt. Users were able to reply to messages with a mic-drop animation while also effectively closing themselves off to the thread – and it might have been a cute joke, had it not been so easy to ...
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Google brings its A game to April Fools’ with Cardboard Plastic, Photos emoji search, and more
While we can probably all agree Google’s first early 2016 April Fools’ Day prank uncharacteristically bombed, a slew of much better gags and hilarious introduction videos for fake products were always expected to debut today.The hoaxes and “crazy features” ultimately went “official” a good number of hours ago, when it was still March 31, ranging as usual from gut-busting to self-deprecating to outright bizarre and… stuff we’d actually like to see happen.Hands down the best, most elaborate and funniest clip (embedded ...
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Gmailify brings Gmail features to third-party email accounts
Email may no longer find itself on the top of the list of ways you reach out to communicate with someone online, but even as it sees its star fade a little, it’s still the backbone of the internet’s communication infrastructure. As a result, it’s no surprise how protective we can be of our email addresses, and losing access to an account or being forced to change our address can feel a bit like losing our identity – not to mention creating a major logistical headache in the process. If that’s left you hesitant to check out the options from some other email ...
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Google Play Store learns to work with Gmail to highlight the best apps for your upcoming trip
Part of using Gmail means being cool with the fact that Google and its algorithms are constantly scanning your mail (in a hopefully not-at-all-creepy kind of way), using that data to tailor ads for you, as well as advanced features like automatically recognizing messages about upcoming events and adding them to your calendar. Today we learn about some new synergy for Google’s Android apps as it taps into that Gmail data in order to provide you with extra-relevant app ...
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