#gmail

#gmail

Google's April Fool's pranks led to the groundbreaking launch of Gmail with significant features like large storage, search capabilities, and email threadings.

Gmail's announcement on April Fool's Day 2004 was initially mistaken for another prank due to its innovative and unprecedented features compared to existing services. [ more ]

Google's tradition of April Fool's Day pranks led to the unexpected launch of Gmail with groundbreaking features like 1 gigabyte storage and integrated search technology.

The introduction of Gmail revolutionized email services by offering significantly more storage space and improved search capabilities, setting a new standard in the industry. [ more ]

Google co-founders introduced Gmail on April Fool's Day with a massive storage capacity that revolutionized webmail services.

Gmail innovation included features like search technology and threaded conversations for a seamless user experience. [ more ]

1 gigabyte of storage offered by Gmail was revolutionary at launch.

Gmail's success was driven by its innovative features like lightning-fast search. [ more ]

Google will start deleting inactive Gmail accounts that have been unused for at least two years.

Once deleted, the accounts and any items in them cannot be recovered.

This could lead to the permanent loss of personal emails and important files stored in these accounts. [ more ]

Gmail may soon add an "Unsubscribe" button for Android users to easily stop receiving promotional emails.

The button will be located at the top of the email, just like it is on the web version of Gmail.

Google is also working on a predictive back navigation function that will only be available on devices with Android 14. [ more ]

Google is cutting off inactive Gmail accounts starting on December 1.

Email marketers should expect a bump in bounce metrics and account for it in their reporting. [ more ]