If you were hanging around the internet yesterday afternoon, you probably noticed some hubbub around Google’s new, unified Terms of Service Agreement. Let’s step back from the emotion (and one writer’s opinion), and take a cool-headed, analytical look at what the new policies might actually mean for you: More »
In a radical privacy policy shift, Google announced today that it will begin tracking users across all services — email, search, YouTube and more — sharing information with no option to opt out. More »
If you ever want to log into your Google account when you’re at a public computer, where you’re unsure whether or not there’s a keylogger installed, there’s now a solution. And it’s from Google! More »
Google’s official App for Gmail has reappeared on the App store. It’s (hopefully) less buggy than the last version — although for Aussie iTunes Store users, it’s not that easy to find. More »
I know. Just let me finish. It sounds crazy — Hotmail is the leper colony of email, right? The running joke, the email potato famine we all fled for Gmail a decade ago — yeah. But that was then. Hotmail is changing. More »
You know how everything from Google appears to be in permanent beta? It looks like the long-awaited Gmail for iOS app should have been left in alpha a little longer; it was released earlier this morning, and then yanked from the store for its buggy nature. More »
Gmail’s new redesign is a lot more than just really really grey–it’s pared down, functionally superior, and will probably spark a lot of shocked whining. But don’t worry–this is actually a better version. Here’s why. More »
