Make Gmail work for you Now that you know how to set up automatic email forwarding, relax while Gmail does the hard work. Besides, Gmail has a host of hidden tricks to streamline your experience.

Organizing your email inbox can be a lot of work, but luckily, as I've shown, Gmail makes it easy. If you feel overwhelmed by how much has accumulated in your inbox, don't panic.

Apple's Mail and Gmail don't get along very well, as anyone who has tried to use the latter with the former knows. They each take very different approaches to managing e-mail, but with a little ...

5. Click Save Changes. This will give you a more centralized location to connect and work with people. You'll also find small icons on the right side of the screen for Calendar and any other ...

Note: We’ll be going over the steps to handle Gmail contacts directly on your computer, which should work the same whether you're on Windows, MacOS, or Chrome OS.

But if you have a personal account with Microsoft Outlook, Gmail (e.g., [email protected]), or another webmail provider, here’s how to migrate your data to Google Workspace.

Log into your Gmail on a browser. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner. Under Auto-Advance, toggle Enable. Go back ...

If the default Gmail inbox doesn't work well for you, Jack Wallen shows you how you can change that to pin starred images to the top or even take advantage of other available layouts.

The cloud isn't as invincible as you might think. Check out our guide on how to back up your Gmail so you'll always have a copy of your email data.

Hosting 1.8 billion active users, which is 23% of the world's population, and 92% of US startups, Gmail has grown to encompass 27.8% of the email client market share, according to financesonline ...