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In February 2018, Google added a new app to its existing list of Android Go apps. The new app is a toned down version of our beloved Gmail app. Like other Go apps by Google, this app also has Go added as the suffix to its name: Gmail Go. But, is it r

In today’s connected world, we use several messaging services to stay in touch with our family, friends, and colleagues. At any given moment, you may have a few unread WhatsApp messages or texts or several unread emails. For example, I use What

Those days are long gone when a simple photograph shot on a smartphone was less than a megabyte. With the advent of phones with incredible cameras and background software processing, the size of pictures easily occupy a couple of megabytes. Just the

It goes without saying that staying on top of emails is an essential part of our personal and professional life.

Gmail is undoubtedly one of the most used email services primarily due to its ease of use and amazing features. What makes this email service even cooler is the seamless integration with other Google apps and services. One such example is the Google

Gmail is currently the most popular email client world

Google has made the internet a more accessible place, not only by providing one of the swiftest search engines but also many other productive

A vast majority of people on the internet, as well as companies, use Gmail for their emailing needs and if you’re going t

It’s been three years since Google first hinted at an end-to-end encryption for their email service and we are yet to receive any concrete update on the release of the said E2EMail code which is currently being developed on GitHub. Cairo | FlickrTh

Not many know that apart from online tracking, emails can also be tracked. Depending on the email client that you are using, any information like the time you opened the email, what links you have cl

The internet has been booming exceptionally ever since it was released to the public in 1995, and ever since it was fully commercialised, email ID’s have been a user’s main identity on the world wide web.

Google is everywhere these days. We search for stuff on Google, most of us read our email on Google’s Gmail, we watch youtube videos, which is again associated with Google, we use google chrome, documents, sheets, calendars, conta

It’s amazing how on a PC or Mac for the majority of Internet-connected tasks and services, we use a single app to complete them: a web browser. On the iPhone, however, there is a different app for just about everything. We constantly jump in and ou

Having multiple accounts for different services is now a necessary evil that users have to live with. Gmail is one of those services that millions of people rely on. And, what these millions of users also want is to easily manage those accounts.

This weekend, my wife decided to switch from iOS to Android as she was done with the poor battery life and poor performance of the iPhone 5 after the recent iOS 9.2 update. Now, we all know that switching within the same ecosystem is a walk in the pa

At first glance, the whole point of using Gmail is so all your email is safe in the cloud. However, that also means it’s at risk for hacking or otherwise losing access. That’s why you need to periodically back your Gmail up.

One of the things that we have all become used to when using our smartphones is switching between applications.

Services like MailChimp make it really easy to send out newsletters. They take care of everything and they have awesome templates. But they might not be for you. First of all, there’s MailChimp branding all over. And the emails end up in the “Pro

Every morning you wake up and most times, even before you think about brushing your teeth, you start checking your phone. And lo and behold, your Gmail account is flooded with dozens of mails that may or may not require your attention. Sure, you can

It happens to everyone: sending a message to someone or posting something you shouldn’t have and being unable to take it back. You’re solely responsible, and once it’s out there, it’s out there – or is it? Think before tweeting (via Sh