Company announces changes meant to "continue to bring people front and center in Gmail." Google+ is of course part of the equation. [Read more]

In the continued push to bulk up its social network, the Web giant announces that Google+ and Gmail are to be "completely interactive." [Read more]

Widespread, but not complete, service disruption reported for both personal and business Google accounts. [Read more]

Not content with the amusing thought of Google Maps for Nintendo Entertainment System, Google also offers the idea of a two-key keyboard that turns GMail into Morse code. [Read more]

Opening a given e-mail message marked as spam now gets you an explanation of why Gmail considers it junk. [Read more]

Some Gmail users are disturbed that Google appears to be sending e-mails using their names. The messages encourage friends of theirs not on Gmail to use Google products. [Read more]

Google is showing just how far it will go to promote its social networking platform.

The start-up, which automates the extraction of contact information from Google e-mail, is expanding to Outlook and beyond.

The Gmail app for iOS (Universal) received an update today, adding useful features like signatures and a vacation responder system.

Gmail has caught the Circles bug as the Internet giant continues the integration of Google+ across the spectrum of its products.

Company rolled out an updated version of its Gmail iOS app yesterday after the first one contained a major bug, but many users are still unhappy with the app's limitations.

After being pulled earlier this month, Google's Gmail app for iOS is back, this time around with the promise of fixes.