Access your emails on any device

Google’s A.I. assistant, Gemini, can create a to-do list based on recent emails, among other new tricks. There are implications for your privacy.

Google has announced a big change to Gmail, prompting the email service’s three billion users to make a decision about how they want to use the platform.

Gmail is getting AI Overviews, smarter suggested replies, and upgraded proofreading tools as Google deepens its Gemini rollout. Starting today, Google is weaving its massive investment in AI into one product nearly everyone already uses—and for many people,

Google has just announced two huge changes to Gmail. Though one might be expected to some, the other comes out of left field, and as a result, more than 2 billion users of the world’s most popular email platform will find themselves at a crossroads and must make a major decision.

This weekend Google began rolling out a suite of features powered by its Gemini 3 AI technology meant to automate the way people use Gmail. One of the biggest shifts will come with the introduction of AI Inbox,

Has Google got its AIs on you? A tech expert is urging Gmail users to switch off several features over concerns that Google could automatically access their sensitive email data and use it to train AI.

Overview: Gmail AI tools like Help Me Write and Smart Search streamline email writing, helping users respond faster with clear, well-written messages.Smart Sear

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