Gmail account holders can now change their existing @gmail.com address while retaining their data and services.

In actuality, it’s more like adding up to three new alias emails, but it is still very cool. The information comes from an ...

Google has begun gradually rolling out a long-requested feature that allows users to change their @gmail.com email address ...

Google may soon allow users to change Gmail usernames, keeping old addresses active while offering flexibility without data ...

Users with a personal Google Account ending in '@gmail.com' can replace their existing address with a new one that also ends in '@gmail.com.' ...

Users who opt to change their email address will still be able to receive emails sent to their old address, while continuing ...

According to the documentation, users won't be able to change their Gmail address for 12 months after a switch. Additionally, ...

Google may soon allow Gmail users to change their email address without creating a new account, keeping emails, files and ...

Some Gmail account holders might soon be able to ditch their longstanding email addresses in a potential new update.

Google is finally letting users change their Gmail address without losing data—but there are 3 strict rules you must follow.

According to Google’s updated support page, Gmail users will now be able to change their email addresses for the first time without losing their account data, saved emails, or access.