Gmail users can expect to see a range of new features in the Windows 10 Mail and Calendar apps that were previously only available to Outlook and Office 365 users. Microsoft has started to give some ...

Are you experiencing troubles when using your Gmail account? Are you recently using Microsoft's Windows 10? If that's the case, you might be a victim of serious problems with the software. Here's a ...

Windows 10 crossed the 25 percent market share threshold in January and at last count, more than 400 million users had migrated to Microsoft latest OS. While those are impressive numbers given that ...

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I have a love-hate relationship with Gmail. I bet you do too. On a Windows PC, Google insists that you interact with Gmail using a browser, preferably Google Chrome. That leads to daily frustration ...

Soon Gmail accounts will no longer be second-class citizens in Windows 10. Microsoft announced late last week that some of the company’s top features for Outlook.com and other Microsoft-hosted email ...

Many Gmail users have a nagging worry in the backs of their minds: What happens to my e-mail if Gmail gets hacked, broken, or accidentally switched off by the janitor? That's the risk, of course, of ...

The Gmail app for Android has been optimized for the Surface Duo and can now span across both displays of the foldable. The app shows all of your emails on the left screen and a specific email on the ...

Zive, the New York City-based developer behind the popular Kiwi for Gmail app for Mac users, has made the leap to Windows to give Office a run for its money. The company today launched Kiwi for Gmail ...

Although usually a fan of Microsoft products, I'm hugely disappointed with Windows Live Mail, and so after seven years of being a Hotmail user, I finally switched to Gmail. Web-based email has been an ...

Gmail is ending support for Chrome browser versions 53 and earlier by the end of the year, Google announced in a blog post. Normally Google would not bother announcing such a thing, but in this case ...