If you’re a long-time Gmail user, chances are there might be a time when your inbox becomes too vast. The question is, what can be done about this? Well, one should not lose sleep over this problem ...

Tickets to an upcoming sporting event. A receipt from the Nike store for running shoes I bought last weekend. A local newsletter I open every day. Those emails and 82 others were among the legitimate ...

Google's email service Gmail lets you organize your inbox as much or little as you want. You can let the emails pile up — or you can let them pile up, but in a more orderly fashion. The easiest way to ...

Gmail removes an email address or domain from your list of blocked addresses through the Filters and Blocked Addresses page in the settings. The first step is to locate the filter that deletes emails.

All Gmail accounts contain default folders to help organize your inbox activity and correspondence history, such as Spam, Drafts, Trash and Sent. The Sent folder is where most users would expect to ...

Yes, we know–it’s hard enough to remember to back up your desktop, your laptop, your smartphone, and your tablet, and now we want you to think about backing up your cloud-based e-mail account, too.

An apparent Gmail glitch is shooting email newsletters into spam folders. The issue was reported by Search Engine Journal, which saw open rates plummet below average for its email newsletters earlier ...