Google introduces Smart Labels to sort your Gmail inbox

Since we all receive many emails per day, companies such as Google have found a way to help us organize our inbox. After Priority Inbox, the  latest addition to Gmail are Smart Labels.

As you probably know, Gmail already has an option that allows you to create your own labels and label your emails, but if you don’t want to do that, you can simply use Smart Labels that

White Print identifies anonymous email senders by analyzing writing patterns

Email is one of the fastest ways of communication nowadays, but as you know, email is often used by cyber-criminals for all sorts of illegal purposes. Although email provides a certain amount of anonymity, researchers have found a way to ‘ID’ anonymous email senders.

Researchers from Concordia University with Benjamin Fung as their leader, have found a way to identify anonymous email senders with a 80% to 90% accuracy. In order to ID the sender,

Gmail encounters problems, up to 200 000 users affected

Although Gmail might be the most popular webmail service, it doesn’t mean that it’s perfect. Many users have reported yesterday with certain issues with their Gmail accounts.

Can you imagine the surprise of seeing your Gmail inbox empty when you login in the morning? This might be quite shocking for you, especially if you keep all sorts of important data within your emails. According to the latest news, it seems that the number of users with this problem was estimated to be up to 200,000, but luckily, Gmail has already been restored for some of these users, and we’re expecting that Google will fix this flaw in near future.