Using Gmail Labs you have a possibility to add gadgets to standard mailbox. Gmail gadgets will enable different usability features that may help you sort/filter/search email and do a bunch of other stuff.
But gadgets on the labs page are just a beginning – if you want to experience more functionality and reach for other [...]

Even the most anal retentive writer has made the blunder and sent an e-mail with a typo. Or, worse yet, replied to all when the message was meant for a party of one.
If you’re like me and the tens of millions of others who use Gmail as your primary email, you could get a [...]

For those who have been keeping an eye on Google Labs for cool features under beta testing by Google, you must have noticed a new entry into the list of beta features of Gmail simply called Tasks. This new feature as you may have guess immediately would allow Gmail users to keep track of what [...]

Recently, Google has just rolled a new feature for Gmail and quite honestly it could either be a good and bad feature depending on a user’s perspective. I’m talking about Gmail’s new Themes, which is similar to what Google did with its startpage product, iGoogle. The new Gmail Themes customization feature could either annoy loyal [...]

There are two not-so-big news coming from Google’s popular Gmail client recently. One has something to do with version 2.0 of Google Mail Mobile while the other one was about a new feature of Gmail. This new feature, hold your breath now are those cutesy little icons we use to use in online forums and [...]

Google’s email client, Gmail is a powerful web-based email client. Although it still hasn’t achieved the unlimited storage feature like Yahoo mail, Gmail’s storage capacity keeps on growing everyday. With its simple and clean interface, Gmail has become the top choice for a web mail account by many. To make it even more useful and [...]

There are an abundance of e-mail providers to choose from, each offering a growing number of quality features.  However, it’s amazing that the majority of e-mail services do not allow you to schedule e-mails.  LetterMeLater is a free service that wants to tell your e-mail service not to bother, they have it under control.