If your inbox is always full of unread emails, you are probably a mixture between a perfectionist and a procrastinator.

The modern professional’s workday often begins and ends with the same Sisyphean task: managing an overflowing email inbox. An average office worker receives approximately 121 emails every single day—a ...

Experimental tool “CC” delivers daily briefs, drafts emails, and suggests next actions by tapping Gmail, Calendar, and Drive.

A packed inbox often grows quietly in the background until it becomes hard to manage. Many users notice the impact only when important updates get buried under old notifications, slow searches, or ...

Hundreds of thousands of Americans in rural and urban areas alike could see their votes rejected if the court decides that ...

Google has rolled out the Manage Subscriptions feature in the Gmail mobile app earlier this year, allowing users worldwide on Android and iOS to see who is emailing them and unsubscribe easily. The ...

Gain 15GB of free Gmail space by moving all old emails to a new archive account. Before migrating, use Google Takeout to safely back up your existing files and media. Implement POP3 forwarding on your ...

Are you curious about the recently released emails of Jeffrey Epstein but don’t feel like clicking through thousands of cumbersome files? There’s now a way to search Epstein’s inbox in a much easier ...

Insiders, while I cherish the divisional matchups, I'm not looking forward to the ensuing gauntlet. Then again, a good team will flourish when adversity strikes. We shall see what's ahead. Have you ...

Google Labs’ new CC experiment uses Gemini to send a daily “Your Day Ahead” email that summarizes your schedule and tasks, ...

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Outlook has become cluttered, ad-heavy, and so intrusive that I went looking for an alternative. However, instead of going with Thunderbird—which feels a bit dated—I switched to a modern, open-source ...