When you get as many emails as we do here at Digital Trends, you soon realize that email is terribly inefficient. Even if you use Gmail or another email organizing app, your inbox is probably a hot ...

Google's Inbox is a fresh and modern approach to email -- but does it make managing your messages easier or more complex? Google arguably reinvented email when it launched Gmail 10 years ago, but the ...

Shortwave replicates many of the features that were once found on Google’s now-defunct Inbox client. Shortwave replicates many of the features that were once found on Google’s now-defunct Inbox client ...

Gmail Priority Inbox puts messages into three groups: important, starred and regular, with the important appearing at the top and the regular at the bottom of the stack. The new feature essentially ...

Overwhelmed by a cluttered Gmail inbox? This guide reveals how to efficiently delete emails in bulk using Gmail's built-in tools. Learn to utilize 'Se ...

The Shortwave Gmail client might be the smartest evolution of the Gmail inbox yet Your email has been sent I remember the day Google introduced Inbox. It was a dramatic departure from what Gmail was, ...

Gmail added the tabbed inbox in 2013, and it hasn't adapted to the modern internet. Google needs to add more customization.

Branding is always remarkably revealing. When you open Gmail, the splash screen shows that it’s part of “Google Workspace.” That brand was introduced in 2020 and compared to G Suite makes very clear ...

Google Inbox has been dead for nearly three years, but the people have not forgotten. Google promised to bring many of the innovations of Inbox to its surviving email client, Gmail, but never really ...

Google’s Inbox experiment was a glorious thing while it lasted. Launched as an invitation-only service in 2014, it was the company’s next-gen email client. Because it was so good, it’s no surprise ...

Despite scientists’ best efforts, there’s still no way to inject ads directly into your veins, so Google is going for the next best thing. Reports from angry emailers across the web show Google ...