Gmail’s Web interface on the desktop has just undergone a significant overhaul, the first in some time. This won’t make any difference to those who read Gmail via an app like Mail on the Mac, and even ...

In this quick guide we’ll show you how to try the new Gmail web interface right now. Google recently unleashed a brand new style for Gmail on the web, and not everyone has it yet. Bringing email a ...

Though the iPhone has had the ability to use Gmail accounts in its native email client since the device's inception, the Web-based interface for GMail remained awakward. Making heavy use of JavaScript ...

Gmail's web interface is getting a new look packed with AI and security features, including confidential mode, email nudging, and hover actions. Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 ...

Gmail is getting a new look on the web, which should be heading your way soon (if it hasn’t arrived already). Its intended, Google says, to better integrate Gmail with the Chat and Meet components ...

It was just yesterday when we reported that Google will soon unveil a redesigned version of its Gmail web/desktop interface. Google is trying to bring the desktop/web version of Gmail closer to ...

Google sent an email to G Suite customers to tell them that the company has been working on a brand new version of Gmail for the web. In addition to a fresh design, the company also listed some of the ...

As we reported earlier, Google has added IMAP support to GMail, which makes it easier to sync your e-mail across multiple PC and mobile e-mail clients. I spoke with Keith Coleman, Product Manager for ...

Ever since I got myself an employer who block access to outside IMAP, I've been using gmail as a sort of bucket account for most of my addresses. At home I still query some accounts via IMAP, and ...

A fresh look for your inbox is just a few clicks away. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The new Gmail web interface that was ...

The Gmail interface is comfortably familiar. Unless you've started using the more simplified, predictive Inbox app, Google's ubiquitous email client has stayed more or less the same for quite a while.