Gmail’s new ‘summary cards’ find useful links and info buried in your emails
Instead of searching and scrolling to find package trackers and confirmation numbers, you can now have Gmail show you.
Gemini is making Gmail’s smart replies smarter
Google’s new contextual smart replies for Android and iOS promise to ‘fully capture the intent of your message.’
Notion is making a super customizable email app
The Notion-flavored Mail app will let you freely organize your inbox and set up automations using Notion AI.
Email Rendering Preview Tools
Email RenderKit Ensures Perfect Email Rendering Across All Platforms
Understanding Gmail and Yahoo’s New 2024 Requirements for Email Senders
New 2024 email rules from Gmail and Yahoo: Authentication, DMARC enforcement, and user-centric updates for bulk.
What Gmail Did to Email
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 Google promising a full gigabyte (which, at the time, seemed huge) for free. I switched to Gmail in 2005, not long after it was first introduced (at least, April of that year is the earliest email I can find in my first account), and I — along with a lot of other users — haven’t looked back since.
Gmail for iOS gets an AI assistant to help manage your inbox
Google’s Gemini AI gives some iOS users a way to easily summarize emails and find information within messages and files.
Google says Gemini-powered automations coming to Workspace next month
After making many Gemini AI features standard on Google Workspace, Google executives said it’s a step towards bringing AI agents to bear at scale across many organizations that use its cloud productivity platform (which includes popular enterprise apps such as Google Drive, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Meet, Google Sheets, Google Slides, etc).
Gmail Statistics By Users, Emails, Social Media, Clients, Region, Features and Facts
Gmail Statistics: Email marketing campaigns are now possible thanks to many email service providers. While there are several options, Gmail is the most popular one. Gmail not only lets you send and receive emails, but it also supports businesses in their marketing efforts.