Gmail, Google's free email service, is almost 20 years old having launched as an invite-only public beta on April 1, 2004. In ...

All you need to do is create a second Gmail account to store all of your current messages. There's no restriction on the number of free Google accounts you can own, which means you can set one up as a ...

While Gmail is just one of the many services you get when you create a Google account, for all intents and purposes you can think of them as the same thing. When you sign up for a Google account ...

As session-cookie stealing cyber attacks bypass 2FA protections, Gmail users should open a second account in case they fall ...

Setting up your Gmail account in a desktop email client is easy ... If you don't immediately see your emails, click "Get mail" and wait for them to load.

What's even better is that you can perform actions, like adding an event to your Calendar or sharing a Google Doc, using your Gmail account. But before you can do any of that, you need to log into ...

Almost exactly one year ago, Google warned Gmail and Google Photos users of content deletion risk—that warning remains in place: what you need to know.

Gmail's smart replies get smarter, but only for some users At this point, there are three final steps to stop the automatic transfer process so that you can continue using your original account ...

In today's digital landscape, having a reliable email account is crucial for both personal and business communication. Enter ...

Remember that old Gmail account you set up to collect spam a long time ago? It could get caught in a Google security purge of epic proportions, starting today. Learn why and when it's happening ...