July 5, 2005 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google One of the little-known freebies Gmail offers is a portable SMTP server to send mail from any network for any email ...

Part of Gmail's popularity lies in its plethora of options. Even if it isn't your primary e-mail address, options like the ability to set multiple "from" addresses make it an easy way to manage all ...

Google's email platform doesn't have to be Web-based. You can configure Gmail to work in your office with Outlook or Outlook Express by using either POP or IMAP to send and receive messages with your ...

There’s no doubt that Gmail has changed the way we consume email. It’s free, it gives most of us all the storage we’ll ever need, and it does a better job than most in weeding out spam and malware.

E-mail is old and complex. It’s the oldest still-recognizable component of the Internet, with its modern incarnation having coalesced out of several different decades-old messaging technologies ...

Many businesses and schools use Google’s mail service for their email, even with their own domain names. This is commonly referred to as “Google Apps” (sometimes “Google Apps for Business” or “Google ...

When you make the switch from Microsoft Office to Google Docs, you don’t just lose Microsoft Word and Excel, you also lose Outlook. One of the first things I did to kick off the 30 Days With…Google ...

This week we discuss some technical details of Gmail addresses, rave about a Firefox add-on called Firebug, and relate the saga of rebuilding a W2K3 server. Before I dig in on this week’s topic, I ...