Open up Gmail on either Android or iOS (note: This is not available on the web), and you’ll see a little black star up in the top right, next to the search bar: the familiar Gemini logo.

The best advice is to try a soft reset, then opt out of the Play beta if that’s installed. Beware though, multiple users ...

Open Gmail on a browser, then tap the hamburger icon at the top left, beside the Gmail logo. Select "More" from the sidebar menu, then click "Trash." Click the blue "Empty trash now" at the top of ...

Search any of the Gmail support forums online, from social media platforms such as the Gmail subreddit or the official Gmail community help from Google itself, and one question comes up time and ...

If you're a Gmail user (there are nearly 2 billion of us), you'll want to be aware of a new "super realistic AI scam." In a recent blog post, Microsoft solutions consultant Sam Mitrovic shared ...

The call is part of a hacker’s attempt to take over your Gmail account. The hack also involves creating fake Gmail recovery emails and fake support emails meant to further convince the victim ...

The Gmail app comes pre-installed on the best Android phones you can buy. Gmail is also used by over 1.8 billion people — roughly 20% of the world’s population. Given the number of people who ...

When Gmail first appeared in 2004, the idea of having what seemed like a never-ending space for email was revolutionary. Most paid services were providing a few megabytes of space, and here came ...

Need help wording an email? Google's Gemini AI in Gmail can make your drafts sound more professional, or even compose new ones from scratch. Here's how to get started. I’ve contributed to PCMag ...

The chatbot is gradually being introduced into various Google products, starting with Gmail, which serves over 1.8 billion users worldwide. Google introduced the Gemini-based "Help me write ...

However, LLMs are within everyone’s reach, including bad actors. Recently, Gmail users have reported a super-realistic AI-based scam that could fool the less tech-savvy. As security barriers ...

This means you can continue to use it, even if you switch to another broadband provider. It’s easy and free to set up a new email address with Gmail, which is a webmail account that lives in the cloud ...