Google is introducing a new feature, called MailFetcher, to Gmail that turns the webmail service into a full-blown POP3 client. Information on the update, which is being rolled out but has yet to ...

Google has announced plans to snap up its Gmail service with POP, or post office protocol, over the next couple of weeks. The feature, announced yesterday, will allow users to check e-mail via other e ...

Yesterday, I decided to take the plunge and start using Google's free web software tools to organize all of my digital data. It's an experiment to see if Google's tools are robust enough to replace ...

With POP3 support, users will be able to transfer their server-based Gmail messages to a client-side e-mail application and have the messages stored on their local hard drive and thus accessible when ...

If you use a Gmail email account for your business, you may wish to access it through a desktop or mobile client such as Microsoft Outlook or Mozilla Thunderbird. To configure a Gmail account to work ...

Google offers a free web-based e-mail service called Gmail. Small businesses may prefer to have their employees access their Gmail e-mail account from the standalone e-mail program Outlook Express.

Google wants us to take it as email portability, but I think it as a surprise package that would lure back even the harshest critics of GMail. Google GMail yesterday added 2 new features in their beta ...

Google Inc. will roll out POP3 (Post Office Protocol) support gradually over the coming weeks to Gmail users, who will be able to use the feature to download e-mail messages from Gmail servers to ...

Looks like Gmail is about to officially offer POP access, according to this message in their support database. This function has already been enabled by lots of third party tools, but has been ...

The following post was originally published in Chapter 1 of our new book, Upgrade Your Life: The Lifehacker Guide to Working Smarter, Faster, Better. You've finally decided to move all your email ...