Ten days ago, I wrote an article warning Gmail users about a newly uncovered security threat powered by AI that was convincing enough to almost fool a professional security consultant. That story ...

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 ...

Update, Oct. 26, 2024: This story, originally published Oct. 25, includes additional practical email security tips on how to keep your Gmail account safe from hackers using Google’s security ...

One of the latest updates from Google adds the Gemini AI chatbot to Gmail on Android and iOS, which means you can ask questions about anything in your inbox. For example, you might want a summary ...

Gmail is used by nearly 2.5 billion users worldwide, making it a frequent target for scammers. If you use Gmail, you've probably encountered phishing emails impersonating popular companies ...

For a long time, email phishing scams have often been a poorly-worded, typo-ridden, desperate plea for funds, that will of course be paid back tenfold. Well, now that our guard is down, AI is here ...

Not all Gmail accounts are Google Workspace accounts. And not every Google account ends in @gmail.com. Here's what you need to know about the differences. Do you know what kind of Google account ...

He holds a BA from UC Santa Barbara and an MFA from The New School. Gmail has been around for 20 years. Even if you weren't one of the early users who created your account in 2004, there's a good ...

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Need help wording an email? Google's Gemini AI in Gmail can make your drafts sound more professional, or even compose new ones from scratch. Here's how to get started. I’ve contributed to PCMag ...

Fox News anchor Bret Baier is apologizing for playing a misleadingly edited clip in an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris sat down with Baier on Wednesday for a tense interview ...