Gmail detects potential recipient mistakes in group e-mails
Google's Gmail webmail service can now detect if users have included a potentially incorrect recipient in an e-mail message they're sending to a group of people.
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Gmail, Yahoo Mail join Hotmail; passwords exposed
Google's Gmail and Yahoo's Mail were also targeted by a large-scale phishing attack, perhaps the same one that harvested at least 10,000 passwords from Microsoft's Windows Live Hotmail, according to a report by the BBC.
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Report: Google accused of violating Italian law
An Italian prosecutor has accused Google of violating Italian and European regulations in the way it handles its e-mail communications, the Corriere della Sera newspaper reported Monday.
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Gmail suffers widespread outage
Google's Gmail e-mail service is currently down for a majority of its tens of millions of users, the company acknowledged Tuesday afternoon.
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Gmail's one-two punch: Phishers attack after outage
Gmail users were hit with a double whammy Tuesday.
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NSW Govt advised to give students Linux laptops
NSW school students could be supplied with Linux-based laptops as part of the state's efforts for the Digital Education Revolution [DER].
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Gmail Goggles: No more drunk e-mails to your flame
Gmail, Google's free consumer e-mail, added a unique new feature to the service Monday: Mail Goggles, which gives you the ability to double check whether you are really sure you want to send an e-mail message, particularly late at night. But the feature might also help business users of enterprise Gmail make better decisions about sending out vindictive or hastily-composed emails to co-workers.