The new Gmail this week picked up native offline support, thanks to its use of Progressive Web App (PWA) technologies.

Today, Google announced its first major Gmail update in over two years. And this one takes aim squarely at Microsoft and the enterprise.

Google is working on a big new redesign for Gmail, coming soon as a beta.

When I moved my custom domain to Google years ago, I never imagined it would limit my access to the Internet. But it has.

You can now manage your Google Calendar using Cortana on Windows 10, Invoke, and other devices. This is not a drill.

Google's iOS app now lets you use your Outlook account and get the best features of a Gmail account with Gmailify.

Google is going to stop Scroogling its Gmail users: It will no longer scan email to generate personalized ads.

Hackers have launched a sophisticated phishing attack against users of Google's Gmail service. So be on the lookout for an invite to share a Google Docs document.

Microsoft has announced that the Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 10 will be updated with enhanced support for Gmail and Google Calendar.

Yesterday's post about Outlook for Android generated a lot of discussion about that app's shortcomings. Here are some alternatives to consider.

Last year, Google added support for Exchange email to its Gmail app for Android. Today, it has gone a step further, adding support for Exchange tasks as well.

Microsoft announced today that it is adding support for Google Calendar and Contacts to Outlook 2016 for Mac.

I'm reorganizing my contacts this week, and like any other forms of digital decluttering, it's a time-consuming mess.

Google has issued significant updates to its Gmail and Google Calendar apps on iOS. This is the first major update to Gmail in---get this---four years.