Gmail allows its users to "unsend" a message if they change their mind. But you need to be quick as Gmail only gives you a certain amount of seconds to prevent your email from being sent.

This article shows you how to turn one email address into multiple task-specific addresses in Gmail. By this way, you will have an infinite number of emails for different purposes.

You are sending an important email to someone and you want to know whether they read it or not? Just set up a read receipt. This article shows you how to track if your sent email has been opened in Gmail.

If you enable the Priority Inbox feature, your inbox will automatically split into three sections including Important and unread, Starred, and Everything Else.

You can set up Gmail to send messages from any account without switching between account inboxes.

By "muting" the conversation, you can keep all future responses to that conversation out of your inbox. You won't get notifications for new messages either. They will automatically be archived.

You feel uncomfortable when typing the same message each time someone sends you an email with a common question? Find out how to automate responses to common messages in Gmail.

Keyboard shortcuts help you save time and work quickly with fewer clicks.

It is easy to schedule events right from your inbox in Gmail. When you receive emails with dates or times, just add them as Google Calendar events.

Simple steps to compose an email message in a new browser window. You can move your Compose window around without losing sight of your draft.