Gmail labels behave very much like folders in other digital environments. You can store messages and conversations in them to organize your mail.

Select Messages with x: If you want to check that message's box—so you can add a label, move it to a new folder, or whatever—just hit the x key on your keyboard.

After spending more than 16 years using Eudora for email, Adam has switched, perhaps unexpectedly, to Gmail. In this second of a multi-part series, he explains how the fact that everything in Gmail is ...

I can add a “+” to my Gmail username between my name and the “@” to create a Gmail alias. I can then filter messages sent to “doug+spam@gmail.com” to either skip my inbox altogether ...

Sort your Gmail messages by applying a label to a filter. The messages you selected and all subsequent mail from that person will now be viewable by clicking the entry you just created in the ...

Google is bowing to the notion that some people use Gmail's labels like traditional e-mail folders, and will now let them to drag messages "into" labels while organizing mail.

The way Gmail's organization works, a label can be a label, but it can also be a folder. Here's how to work with the two features.

A new feature in Gmail now allows you to star or add a label to outgoing emails to help you remember to follow up. The labels and starring works the exact same way it does in your inbox.

It looks like Gmail might make it easy to transfer email accounts between phones. New text plainly shows that there will be a feature for copying or moving non-Google email accounts between devices.