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Gmail has good news for anyone who regrets their email address. For the first time in the platform's 22-year history, account holders now have the ability to change their Gmail address name.

For those who made their Google email addresses something cringe and have been longing to change it, the time has come. Google announced it is rolling out a way for users to change their Gmail ...

Google is rolling out a new feature that allows users in the U.S. to change their @gmail address or create a new alias. This feature was first spotted in October 2025 and showed up on some Google ...

As of April 1, Gmail will have been around for 22 years. Many of us have a poorly chosen email address that's laced with regret, but we're now stuck with it. We've perhaps had it for longer than most ...

Google said on Tuesday that it is now rolling out a way for users in the U.S. to change their Gmail address without starting over or losing access to their data. Users who have access to this feature ...

For over a decade, the enterprise email and calendar market has been a two-horse race between Microsoft and Google. If you started a new company, you bought your domain and immediately signed up for ...

Google Fiber, now officially called GFiber, is being sold to private equity firm Stonepeak and will be combined with cable-and-fiber firm Astound Broadband to create a larger Internet service provider ...

Google (GOOG) (GOOGL) on Wednesday said that its fiber internet unit, GFiber, will merge with Astound Broadband to form an independent provider, with Google retaining a minority stake. The new company ...

Google giveth, and Google taketh away. Two long-standing features are being removed from Gmail, and they both relate to how you access messages from other, non-Google email accounts through the Gmail ...

Google Search can now reference users' Gmail and Photos accounts. The feature is part of a broader push for more personalized AI. It's only available to some users for the time being. Google will make ...