October 28, 2014 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google Gmail's new Inbox app is pretty awesome, but it's still invite-only. If you have a friend that's using inbox, ...

It’s been almost a week since Google launched its new standalone email app called Inbox, and still not everyone is able to access it. The invite-only affair remains, well, invite-only. But the good ...

Google’s Inbox email client is still in somewhat of a limited run, as it’s not yet open to all users and you still need an invite to access it. Google’s efforts to bring it mainstream seem to be ...

Google's new Inbox service is great, but it only works on Android, iOS, and Chrome. If none of those are your preferred method for accessing your email, The Zinx shows you how to change your browser's ...

Google’s new Inbox app is a godsend for people like me who seem to teeter on the brink of inbox bankruptcy weekly, but there’s one problem with the killer Gmail manager: it’s not only available on iOS ...

On the first day of its I/O developer conference Google made a series of iOS-related announcements, including making Inbox available to everyone, bringing its Cardboard virtual reality technology to ...

Gmail's AI Inbox is rolling out to Google AI Ultra users, offering smart email prioritization tools.

The initial Facebook for Android beta includes access to a hidden messages folder for your account. Here's how to access it. Jason Cipriani Contributing Writer, ZDNet Jason Cipriani is based out of ...