If you're like me, you probably have tens of thousands of emails in your Gmail inbox. Most of them are probably read, and some are probably unread, but regardless, they are all sitting in your inbox, ...

This feature can automatically clean up your inbox every few days.

Almost everything you do online asks for your email. If you have been using the same one for a while, chances are hundreds or even thousands of services have it. They send promotional messages, social ...

Dealing with e-mail is something of a Sisyphean task, with new messages rolling in faster than you can respond to the old ones, and the perhaps counter-productive tendency to use e-mail as a task and ...

For as useful as emails are, they sure have a way of hampering productivity. Not only do endless emails bog you down and keep you stuck in a loop of endless replies, but the stress of even having to ...

Whether you work a corporate job or find yourself signing up for all of those emails to save 20% on your first order from that random brand you got an ad for on Instagram, inboxes become filled easily ...

LONDON (AP) — The new year is always a good time to make a fresh start — including with your email inbox. To kick off 2025 with a clean slate, why not clear out all those unnecessary and unwanted ...

I used to be obsessed with inbox zero. Every morning, I’d get to my desk and start triaging. Answering, archiving, flagging, sorting. I’d spend two hours clearing my inbox before I did any actual work ...

Email is getting out of hand. The average worker sends 130 emails a week and receives 368. They receive 40 and send 11 even on weekends. Most people respond within 24 hours and are quicker on Monday ...