Your Gmail inbox is bound to get crowded with work and promotional emails over time. While Gmail's advanced search filters help you find the exact email in no time ...

Changing a few Gmail settings can clean up years of emails and create an inbox that manages itself.

Google's email service Gmail lets you organize your inbox as much or little as you want. You can let the emails pile up — or you can let them pile up, but in a more orderly fashion. The easiest way to ...

Labels are Gmail’s secret weapon that let you organize your inbox on your own terms. Once they’re set up, they do most of your message processing automatically and make it easier to skim through your ...

In Gmail, I love labels. I set up filters to apply labels to incoming e-mail so it’s automatically deleted, archived, sorted as travel-related, flagged as important in various ways, or organized by ...

A recent convert to Gmail, RLConner asked the Answer Line forum about organizing mail into what Google calls “labels,’ although they’re similar to other services’ folders. Gmail labels behave very ...

Google's data-crunching ways found that the majority of Gmail users aren't actually using the webmail service's labels. Starting today, those label names get higher placement, and drag-and-drop ...

Make your workflow feel more efficient.

The Entangled in WWW blog has posted a smart idea for taking full advantage of Gmail's labeling system and RSS/Atom feeds. There are many emails which I passively consume: newsletters, job vacancies, ...

Google is rolling out another tweak to its Gmail user interface that makes its labels behave a little bit more like folders. Gmail has never used folders, at least in the traditional sense of the ...