How to Set Up Gmail With Aliases and Import Other Inboxes What's in your name, anyway? Everyone (well, almost everyone) uses Gmail. Some people only use Gmail.

In addition to text-based step-by-step instructions, Google has now posted a video demonstrating how to setup IMAP Gmail on the iPhone.

My Gmail inbox was once a chaotic mix of endless marketing emails, social media notifications, bills, receipts, and occasional important messages. It was overwhelming, time-consuming, and ...

Log into your Gmail on a browser. Click the gear icon in the upper right corner. Under Auto-Advance, toggle Enable. Go back ...

What Gmail’s Default inbox is all about The standard Gmail inbox arrangement — and the one you’re probably already using — is the thrillingly named Default setup.

And if you don't want to update, there are still a host of ways to improve your current Gmail setup. Read our suggestions below for how to make your Google email experience better.

The Gmail accounts, which are 2FA enabled (recommended), will need an app-specific password to set up certain applications, including adding Gmail to Outlook.

If you want to set up two-factor authentication for Gmail using the desktop version of Outlook, it is similar to adding a regular account.

Set up a filter in Gmail 1 that forwards messages to Gmail 2 that you want to send the auto-response to. Head over to Gmail 2 and go to the Accounts settings tab.

I also setup my iPhone with Gmail IMAP and found that it works perfectly while giving me access to all my labels as if they were IMAP folders.