Late on Tuesday, Meta’s Instagram and Facebook, among other services, grappled with prolonged outages impacting a significant user base. Meta acknowledged the issues and successfully resolved them. At the same time, another
Google has introduced several updates to Gmail, including emoji reactions and modifications to the search bar. The latest development involves the testing of a chat-style reply user interface (UI) in Gmail’s Android
Google is in the process of enabling Gmail users to respond to emails with a single emoji on their iOS and Android devices, but there’s a catch. Speculation about the introduction of
Google is discontinuing its Gmail Basic HTML view in January 2024, requiring users to have modern browsers to access the service. After this date, users will be redirected to the Standard view,
Google is reportedly working on adding a “Select All” button to Gmail on Android devices, making it easier for users to manage their emails. This feature, already available on the desktop version
Google Workspace has introduced new security measures, including an extra layer of protection called “Verify it’s you,” specifically designed for sensitive actions within Gmail. These sensitive actions in Gmail can be categorized
Google is simplifying cross-language communication for users by introducing native email translation to its Gmail mobile application. This newly added feature, which is now available on both Android and iOS devices, was