Google’s popular email client Gmail is used for everything from networking with client accounts to catching up with old friends. If you want to keep your Gmail current, you need to know how to add ...

Google's Gmail is one of the most popular email clients. Having a Gmail account also means the same username/password combination can log you into the various Google apps you might use under your ...

Gmail is likely one of the Google apps that you use most often, but the email app can do more than send and receive email. Google has tweaked the Gmail design over the years to add all sorts of ...

One of the advantages of using Gmail as your primary business email is that you can access your email both online through a Web browser or from the desktop through Outlook. This setup can present some ...

You have Facebook friends. You have Gmail contacts. Never the two shall meet? Bah. Here’s an easy way to export your list of Facebook friends and then import them into your Gmail contacts list. Export ...

Sending out mass emails in Gmail is easy with the contact groups feature, but if you want to customize each email individually, you'll need to run mail merge. Mail merge allows you to create ...

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For a service that’s all about interacting with other (alleged) humans, Gmail does a curiously poor job of putting people front and center. Sure, the Gmail inbox is all about communication—but have ...

Gmail recently updated its contacts manager to be a little smarter and more useful, but webmail-based PIMs like the one in Gmail still have one huge drawback -- filling in forms outside of Gmail. For ...

Here's a great tip for Gmail users: You can quickly and easily send mail to a batch of recipients (clients, team members, etc.) using contact groups. The Official Gmail Blog explains how, but here's ...

Google decided to revamp Gmail to make its contacts easier to use and more business-friendly, but I already hate it. If you’re like me, using Google’s Web-based e-mail since 2004, maybe you’ve watched ...