Outlook.com now supports chatting with your Google friends “natively”, making it easier to switch from GMail to Outlook.com.

Google has updated the official Gmail app for Android to add the ability to reply, archive or delete an email right from the notification bar.

There’s a new phishing email that is being sent across to Gmail users stating that their Gmail account might be suspended if they do not verify their account immediately. If you’ve received such an email, it is advised that you delete or report the email as ‘phishing’ immediately.

Outlook.com is now live. There is much to like in the service, but a long way to catch up with GMail on feature set.

Gmail has allowed email attachments up to 25 MB until now, but with Google Drive, we can send files up to 10 GB in size through Gmail. This is 400 times of what was once allowed.

A new feature has been introduced in Gmail that gives the ability to compose new emails in a pop-up window that appears at the bottom-right of the screen. Google’s Phil Sharp says that the new view “makes it easy to reference any other emails without ever having to close your draft.”

The folks over at Android Police have got their hands on the GMail APK of Android 4.2. that shows contains many new features including the ability to pinch-to-zoom in an email.

Gmail now allows you to send an SMS to contacts who are offline. The service is free; however, there is a restriction on how many SMSs you can send.

Google announced in its official blog that it plans to include Gmail in search results.

Whether you like it or not, Google today has announced to replace the video chat option in Gmail with the newly launched Google+ Hangouts. And this change is inevitable.

Google has acquired the popular email client for Mac and iOS, Sparrow for its Gmail team.

Google has launched Gmail SMS in three African countries. The service enables users to access, receive and send email from their phones via SMS.

Gmail has a feature which allowed for multiple accounts to be accessed within the same browser. However, it still has problems.

Gmail has started sending suspicious sign in prevented emails to users to alert them of suspicious activities in their accounts and when a user tries to login to Gmail from unknown locations.

Back in 2009, Google launched the automatic message translation tool in Gmail Labs, which enabled you to translate emails that are in foreign language into a desired language that you understand. The auto translation of messages became immensely popular and successful, and thus Google decided to graduate it from Gmail Labs and move into the real world. That is, the feature will now be enabled by default to all users.