Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. How much of your email do you actually read? How quickly do ...

A custom script by Romain Vialard computes a wide variety of analytics about your Gmail usage patterns. A custom script by Romain Vialard computes a wide variety of analytics about your Gmail usage ...

Ever wondered if you respond to emails too slowly, or what kinds of email you receive most often? Gmail Meter is a simple script designed for Google Docs that can get to the bottom of how you ...

Similar to Google’s new Account Activity dashboard, the company is now expanding its data-crunching ways to another popular Google service: Gmail. With a new tool called “Gmail Meter,” you can now ...

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. A person's e-mail account can offer insight to that particular person. For example, do you promptly ...

I’ve been using Gmail for as long as I can remember, and unfortunately I have more unread emails than I care to admit. The service is my lifeblood, but one thing that’s missing is the ability to gain ...

As if you didn’t already know you were receiving way too much email, Google has this week launched a new Gmail Stats app for Gmail which allows you to view your email messages and replies in more ...

Google released Gmail Meter today, which is a tool for analyzing your inbox that is similar to the Google Account Activity feature launched last month. The Google Team announced Gmail Meter on the ...

Make this your preferred source to get more updates from this publisher on Google. Users of Google’s Gmail can learn more about their email habits with a Google Apps script dubbed “Gmail Meter.” ...

Just in case a constantly increasing unread messages counter isn't providing enough details about the flow of messages to your inbox, the Official Gmail Blog has pointed out the Gmail Meter tool for ...

Long-time Gmail users most likely have tens of thousands of emails ranging from piled-up and ignored weekly newsletters to vast amounts of archived conversations with friends. There are probably ...