Creating a new Gmail account might not come with the usual 15GB of free cloud storage anymore. Google has confirmed it is ...

Google is limiting new accounts to just 5GB of storage (down from 15GB) in certain regions, but there is still a way to get the full amount.

As Gmail attacks continue, users are advised to take action now to prevent their accounts from being taken over by hackers. Here’s what you need to do.

Google is testing out a change to Gmail that might make the service a little bit less useful for newcomers. The company ...

Over the years, Gmail has introduced a variety of different tools and features for trying to cut down on this clutter. Manual filters, automatic spam detection, email prioritizing, and inbox tabs all ...

New Google accounts are now starting with 5GB of free storage. Linking a phone number unlocks the full allocation, but the support page quietly dropped its unconditional 15GB promise.The Latest Tech ...

Your Google account likely stores a lot of important information, from your home address in Google Maps and your work emails ...

Google has made a notable change to its account storage policy, limiting the usual 15GB of free storage only to accounts that are verified with a phone number. For years now, signing up for a Google ...

Google is excited about Gemini's new features, but they're completely useless because of Gemini's biggest contextual restriction.

Google is yet to respond with an official comment, but Gmail users are not happy. "I guess storage costs hit everyone. I'm ...