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Google is testing a redesigned mobile Gmail website with a new floating menu bar. It's not a huge change, but it does enable Google to make more use of the small screens of mobile devices.
Currently, the menu bar sits at the top of the screen when you view an individual email or email thread. The bar enables y... |
18 June 2013
07:52 GMT |
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Mailbox 1.3.1 is out with a nice enhancement for tablet users. Now you can rotate your view to portrait mode and see more content vertically.
Mailbox was initially released for small-screen devices and was available on a subscription model which forced users to queue up and wait for the company to flip on their swit... |
18 June 2013
05:25 GMT |
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With the switch to a new inbox, which is optional, Google has the opportunity to try out new types of ads in Gmail. The search giant is now experimenting with a new ad unit that mimics the style of a regular inbox entry. The ads use a different color background, to differentiate them from the regular inbox messages... |
17 June 2013
05:32 GMT |
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Google’s mail service seems to be disrupted in Iran days before the country faces presidential elections.
Google has noticed a drop in connectivity to Gmail from the country, ITNews reports. It appears that the connectivity drop falls short of a complete block, but there may be significant disruptions for use... |
13 June 2013
02:16 GMT |
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Surprising no one at this point, Google is pushing Google+ even deeper into its products, and the latest addition is a new feature for its Gmail people widget.
Now, people can start following businesses from the widget as well, not just regular users.
What's more, companies that have Google+ pages can highlig... |
12 June 2013
08:59 GMT |
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Google has launched a new feature for its Gmail people widget that allows brands and businesses everywhere highlight their Google+ profiles in the messages they send out.
Thus, once users have connected their Google+ accounts and email addresses, they will be able to follow these brands’ page right from the m... |
12 June 2013
03:08 GMT |
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Google has updated its Gmail iOS app with a new inbox and new options for how you receive notifications. Read on to get the full scoop on this update.
Gmail version 2.3.14159 is out for iPhone and iPad customers relying on Google’s emailing service. The flagship feature of this update is the new inbox, which g... |
5 June 2013
04:03 GMT |
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Gmail unveiled a brand new inbox last week, one that automatically sorts messages into categories such as Social, Forums, Updates, and so on. The new inbox is optional, but it's quite an improvement even over the smart Priority Inbox.
The feature started being rolled out last week, but not everyone got it from ... |
4 June 2013
07:29 GMT |
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Google has finally started to deliver the updated Gmail application for Android devices as version 4.5, after officially announcing its availability last week.
Not only does the new application flavor bring along a redesigned interface, but it also packs a series of other improvements, including some that affect th... |
4 June 2013
02:23 GMT |
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Yahoo is moving everyone over to the new Mail. The old Mail Classic, which has been around since 1997, is being killed off as are all the other versions of the site that Yahoo was still keeping around.
From now on, it's the new "Marissa-Mayer" Yahoo Mail or nothing. Web companies have been "upgrading" users ki... |
3 June 2013
12:51 GMT |
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Gmail's new tabbed inbox should be available to most people by now. While Gmail is still rolling out slowly; you may already have it available even if you haven't noticed. Google will notify all users that the feature is available to them eventually, but you can check to see if it's available to you ... |
31 May 2013
13:21 GMT |
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Google didn't just unveil a new inbox for Gmail; it rolled out an even bigger change. There's a new favicon and while, quite obviously, it's not a huge departure from the old one, it's a worthwhile update.
The new favicon is cleaner and better resembles the icons used by the Gmail apps, like the ... |
30 May 2013
10:41 GMT |
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It didn't take long for the revamped Gmail that got leaked last week to become official. Google has unveiled a brand new inbox that aims to keep your emails organized by automatically labeling them and grouping them into categories. "We get a lot of different types of email: messages from friends, social notifi... |
29 May 2013
16:32 GMT |
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Google uses complex algorithms to fight email and web spam. As most Gmail users can attest, their inboxes are free from spam except in very rare occasions. But that doesn't mean things don't get through.
And when they do, Google relies on users hitting the "Mark this as spam" button for help. But what happ... |
28 May 2013
13:51 GMT |
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Internet giant Google is rumored to plan the launch of a new flavor of its Gmail application for Android-based devices, so as to provide users with an enhanced experience while on the go, and screenshots to reflect that are now available online.
The Android flavor of Gmail is expected to land on devices with a slid... |
27 May 2013
03:08 GMT |
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Google is working on a significant redesign of Gmail, both on the web and on mobile devices. Not only is the site and the apps getting a new look, they're also getting a new smart way of organizing incoming email, an evolution of the Priority Inbox. Android Police first spotted a brand new Gmail app in a presen... |
25 May 2013
07:41 GMT |
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Gmail Touch has again received an important update on Windows 8, so all users who have already installed this particular Metro app are recommended to open the Store and get the new version. Unfortunately, the developer behind the project hasn’t provided the release notes of this new build, so it’s hard t... |
24 May 2013
22:11 GMT |
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Microsoft’s anti-Gmail petition is attracting new signatures every day, so nearly 120,000 users around the world have decided to tell Google “to stop going through emails to sell ads,” as Microsoft explained.
Even though the goal was to get 100,000 signatures, Microsoft has decided to let the petit... |
24 May 2013
16:01 GMT |
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Google has been experimenting with unifying search across its products, to make it possible to retrieve emails and appointments on Google Search, to find Drive files in Gmail and so on.
The feature isn't rolling out just yet, but based on positive feedback, Google is now making the universal search in Gmail th... |
23 May 2013
16:31 GMT |
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When Google unveiled Hangouts, it didn't mention that switching over to the new messaging service meant losing Gmail phone call features. This is why Hangouts is still optional in Gmail.
But as more and more people realized there was a problem, Google intervened and said that it was working on adding phone cal... |
23 May 2013
08:58 GMT |
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Hangouts, Google's new cross-platform messaging service, got a lot of attention at the I/O developer conference. The new service is supposed to replace several existing products for a consistent experience. Unfortunately, while the new Hangouts is slick and powerful, it is missing a few features, particularly w... |
20 May 2013
14:43 GMT |
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Google unveiled Hangouts, its new messaging service, at I/O last week and has since made it available to all users in all of its forms, as a mobile app, as a Chrome app, and on the web. Hangouts has replaced the Google Talk app on mobile devices. It's the default chat in the new Google+ as well. But Hangouts is... |
20 May 2013
04:29 GMT |
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As expected, Google unveiled Hangouts, codenamed Babel, at its I/O developer conference, a new messaging service that is supposed to replace Google's existing options.
It does just that – on Android it replaces Talk, and in Google+ and Gmail it replaces the built-in messenger. Updates are rolling out, so you ma... |
16 May 2013
03:59 GMT |
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Gmail will be getting several new features, Google announced. The quick action buttons will be rolling out over the next few weeks so you might not see them yet.
For instance, if you receive an email and all you want to do is RSVP to it, you don’t have to open the message, Google says.
You can let the s... |
16 May 2013
02:02 GMT |
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A new feature Google announced in its I/O Conference keynote on Wednesday that kind of went under the radar is the fact that it now integrates Google Wallet with Gmail.
This means that you can send money to your friends straight from your email account as an attachment.
The new feature seems so easy to handle and... |
16 May 2013
01:43 GMT |
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Google CEO Larry Page took the stage at the I/O conference to talk not only about the new products prepared by the search giant, but also about the industry’s latest attempts, including Microsoft’s recent attacks at some of its services. Even though Google has until now remained completely tight-lipped o... |
16 May 2013
01:33 GMT |
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Microsoft has just released Google Talk support for Outlook.com, trying to attract even more Gmail users to its new flagship email platform.
The new webmail service has implemented Google’s APIs to work with Google Talk, but at this point, only text conversations are supported. No video or audio calls are poss... |
14 May 2013
09:06 GMT |
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It's not just regular Google users that get unified storage, as Google Apps users now get 30 GB shared between Google Drive and Gmail. For Apps users, the change isn't that big, they already had 25 GB of storage for Gmail.
What's more, this isn't technically free storage, since Apps users pay fo... |
13 May 2013
17:51 GMT |
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Google has announced that it is finally merging storage space for its main products. Google users will get 15 GB of free storage shared across Drive, Gmail, and Google+ Photos. Previously, all three offered various and limited amounts of space for free. The change won't be going live at once, but over the next ... |
13 May 2013
15:38 GMT |
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Google has won over Microsoft! Actually, it’s not that dramatic. However, the city of Boston has dropped its longstanding email system, Microsoft Exchange, for Google Apps.
Some 20,000 city employees will be using the search giant’s suite of software for businesses and government after many cities, fede... |
10 May 2013
08:29 GMT |
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Microsoft has received another important hit as the city of Boston decided to abandon Microsoft Exchange and switch to Google Apps and the built-in Gmail email platform.
Local authorities explained that Google’s own services are much more affordable and should help the city save approximately $280,000 (€2... |
10 May 2013
07:59 GMT |
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Google is rolling out, or perhaps experimenting, with a new interface for saved chat conversations in Gmail. Given that it has long been rumored that Google is working on a new messaging service, dubbed Babel, and that it could land next week at Google I/O, revamping other components that have to do with chat makes s... |
9 May 2013
12:21 GMT |
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While the Google Glass is still months away from being available for everyone to buy, but apps seem to be pouring. Some interesting apps have already hit the market and the number is rapidly growing. Given the device’s tech specs, it might not be a good idea to drown it in apps if you want it to work fast. ... |
9 May 2013
04:24 GMT |
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Apple's iOS is a lot more closed off than Android, for example, and that comes with advantages and disadvantages. One advantage is that Apple has a lot more control over the experience, which means it can ensure a standard level of quality. But that turns into a disadvantage if you want to do something differe... |
7 May 2013
13:31 GMT |
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Gmail 2.2.7182 is now available on iOS platforms with native support for YouTube, Google Maps, and Chrome links. Signing out of a single account is also possible now.
In the new Gmail iOS client, the links directing you to YouTube, Google Maps, and Chrome will go directly to the app instead of the mobile web, but on... |
7 May 2013
10:29 GMT |
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Windows 8 already comes with an advanced built-in search feature, but here’s an app that provides you with even more features in this regard. Called CloudMagic, this free Windows 8 Metro app can find anything almost instantly, offering support for an impressive list of services, including Gmail, Google Apps, F... |
3 May 2013
17:51 GMT |
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Microsoft killed Hotmail a few hours ago, as it completed the transition to Outlook.com, its new email platform that’s expected to provide at least the same features as its predecessor and so much more.
Even though Hotmail users have already expressed their frustration towards this email platform’s retir... |
3 May 2013
10:16 GMT |
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Google is testing out a new Gmail login page that promotes mobile apps for Android and iOS and also shows a big picture of a Nexus 4 running the email app. “Experience the ease and simplicity of Gmail, everywhere you go,” the message says, hinting at the fact that a smartphone with the Gmail app install... |
3 May 2013
05:26 GMT |
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Google’s email client will let you create Calendar events directly from the platform. Google has announced that it’s making things easier for those who do a lot of scheduling over mail and now, all dates and times within emails are lightly underlined. By clicking on them it’s possible to schedul... |
3 May 2013
03:22 GMT |
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Some Gmail users are having troubles with Google’s email client.
There have been reports that the web app doesn’t load, despite the fact that there aren’t any Internet issues with said users.
Some people are also tweeting about this issue, claiming that the Gmail service is suffering temporary d... |
2 May 2013
03:55 GMT |
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Gmail users, rejoice! A new version of Gmail Touch+ for Windows 8 has reached the Store, bringing several new improvements for every single build of Microsoft’s new operating system.
Gmail Touch+ is undoubtedly one of the most popular Gmail clients now up for grabs from the Store, especially because Google ref... |
30 April 2013
16:31 GMT |
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Gmail Touch+ is currently one of the best, if not the best, Gmail clients available in the Store, especially because it packs a great feature set that’s not available in any other app of its kind.
The application has recently received a new update that brings several unnamed UI fixes, according to the release ... |
18 April 2013
18:31 GMT |
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Southgate Labs has released Triage, an email app that acts as a first aid kit “for people who struggle to stay on top of their inbox.”
Rather than replace your desktop mail client, Triage lets you remove the noise and stress from your inbox with a few simple flicks of the finger.
Just sign in with Gmail... |
16 April 2013
17:31 GMT |
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Gmail Touch is clearly one of the most popular Gmail clients that run in the Metro UI, especially because search giant Google has decided to stay away from Windows 8. The good news is that WindowsApps, the company behind this project, rolled out an important overhaul for its app, renaming Gmail Touch to Gmail Touch+... |
11 April 2013
20:01 GMT |
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Gmail was launched nine years ago, if you needed a reminder of how old you are. It's hard to imagine Google without Gmail these days, but the project started out as an experiment, put together by a few people during their 20 percent time.
Since launch, Gmail has grown to one of the largest if not the largest we... |
11 April 2013
07:11 GMT |
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There have been several rumors about Google Babel, a new messaging service designed to replace the several tools Google uses in Google+, Gmail and so on. The service will be available across devices and platforms.
TechRadar has been able to get ahold of some screenshots of Google Babel in Gmail, where it will repla... |
9 April 2013
05:37 GMT |
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While Google doesn’t plan to release any other Windows 8 applications, developers are now hard at work to create third-party apps capable of accessing the services provided by the search giant.Toasts&Tiles for Gmail is one of the clients that allow users to send and receive Gmail messages without leaving the Mo... |
8 April 2013
16:11 GMT |
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Gmail Touch is undoubtedly a very popular Gmail client for Windows 8, especially because the search giant doesn’t want to design an official app to access the mail service, so the debut of a new version should be good news for many of you.
An updated build published in the Store right now comes with tooltips f... |
4 April 2013
12:31 GMT |
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It's often the smallest changes that make the difference between something good and something great. Improved search autocomplete predictions probably don't make Gmail great on their own, but they do make it better.
Google is always making small changes and tweaks to its products and these constant improve... |
4 April 2013
09:12 GMT |
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The US Federal Trade Commission decided that to put an end to the robocall plague, it will need help. It created the Robocall Challenge, asking people and companies to come up with ways of blocking robocalls before they ever ring a phone. The FTC gets 200,000 complaints about robocalls each month.
There are 800 entr... |
3 April 2013
03:28 GMT |
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