Gmail will allow users to choose a new gmail username for the first time, judging by updated help documents in Asia.

For years, Gmail users have been stuck with their original email addresses, unable to change them. Google’s email service ...

Updated support pages in multiple languages suggest a long-requested feature is quietly rolling out worldwide.

For nearly two decades, a Gmail address has functioned as a fixed digital identity. Several users signed up in their teenage years, however, never expecting that a playful or awkward username would ...

The change will let users replace their existing Gmail address with a new one, while preserving the data and services.

Google is quietly testing a long-requested Gmail feature that would let users change their email address without losing their ...

Why Changing a Gmail Address Was Impossible Until Now From the beginning, Google treated Gmail addresses as fixed identities. The idea was simple. One account, one email name for life. While this ...

Google Maps data can create confusion in landmark names, like the Bridge to Nowhere and delayed updated Goose Creek street ...

The digital battle between Waze and Google Maps has a clear winner; here's why Google Maps is trying to be more like Waze ...

One of the most underrated ways Google Maps makes commuting less stressful is that it reroutes in real time. For instance, it ...

Google will finally allow you to change your @gmail address or create a new alias, according to a new support document.

Google lets you change addresses that don't end in '@gmail.com' into addresses that do, and that's exactly what's detailed in ...