Anyone who’s ever had an office job—or, come to think of it, a life—is familiar with the “nudge,” the email you send when you need someone to do something for you and that person hasn’t responded to ...

Google said its artificial assistant-powered "nudge" tool is going live for most Gmail users today. The tool is meant to remind people to respond to emails that may have fallen through the cracks.

Let’s face it: email in 2018 is one of the most boring (read: professional!) forms of communication. With the latest version of Gmail, released on Wednesday, the client seems packed with features to ...

Last week, Google announced and began rolling out Smart Compose at I/O 2018, as well as native offline support for the new Gmail. Today, AI-powered response suggestions called “Nudges” are beginning ...

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A weeklong series of workouts to get your devices in shape. Gmail’s new redesign is a touchy subject. Either you love it or you hate it, and, frankly, I’ve yet to meet anybody who outright loves it, ...

The rumored and leaked Gmail changes are now the real deal. On April 25, Google released the official Gmail and G Suite rollouts for business users. Beginning in July, G Suite customers will begin ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Gmail has an automated Nudge feature that reminds you to reply to emails it deems as important. According to ...