When you go back to your inbox, tap the three horizontal lines in the upper right-hand corner of the screen to open the Gmail menu. You will see an Unread category below the main Inbox — tap on ...

A new personal productivity app called Ocean is launching to help you triage your overloaded inbox, take action on your ...

Back up all your Google messages and media for free - no matter your account type - with this quick, hassle-free method.

ChatGPT is now able to connect with your Gmail and Google Calendar to help manage your day, draft responses, and keep you ...

If you're like me, you probably have tens of thousands of emails in your Gmail inbox. Most of them are probably read, and some are probably unread, but regardless, they are all sitting in your ...

How To Delete All Emails on Gmail Maybe you want to get a completely fresh start for the new year and don't need to see any of your open or unread emails. To easily get rid of everything, complete ...

To back up your Gmail messages, go to Google Takeout. Using our test Gmail account that held about 75,000 messages, we got a download from Google Takeout in about 2 hours.

Hit “See all settings,” and tab over to “Inbox,” then under “Inbox type,” check “Unread first.” This helpful arrangement brings all unread emails to the top of your queue, making ...

But until you get there, I’ll show you two underrated Gmail features you might not be using, yet they can do wonders for your inbox: Labels and Stars. The problem with email is that it gets messy.

There are two easy ways to remind you about that email. One is to mark it as unread, so it remains in bold in your inbox. Another is to “snooze” the email and have it re-arrive at a later time.

In general, you can start deleting emails you no longer want to keep in the coming year not only to keep your inbox more organized and up-to-date but also to free up precious Gmail storage space ...