STOP THE PRESSES! The big news in tech this morning is that Gmail has introduced a feature I’m surprised it didn’t have already: emoticons. Lots and lots of emoticons. In two styles: squarish-headed ...

First, Google brought emoticons to Gmail. Then, they added hundreds more by way of Google Labs. Today, another chapter has been added to the annals of Gmail’s emoticon history as the Goog announced ...

Gmail gets a whole mess of new emoticons thanks to Japanese carriers. The company has partnered with them to add an additional 1,000 or so to Gmail's catalog. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and ...

Google Japan on Friday announced that it has added an emoticon function to its free web email service Gmail. Emoticons that users add to their emails will be automatically converted to DoCoMo, KDDI au ...

Gmail, Google's free email application, is a convenient way for entrepreneurs without a website or dedicated mail server to stay in touch with their customers and suppliers. In default mode, the Gmail ...

Hundreds of thousands of Grok chatbot chats, including sensitive data, were exposed on Google after xAI’s share feature leaked them. AI is rapidly moving beyond creating static videos to generating ...

The Gmail team has been busy over the last few days. They have added emoticons to mail messages, created a new labs project for canned responses and updated their mobile client for J2ME-supported ...

For every great new Google Labs invention like the forgotten attachment detector, it seems there's an equally silly one, like Mail Goggles. The new emoticons for Gmail fall somewhere in the middle.

Google has equipped its Gmail email with new Search box to help end-users browse the web from without leaving their account and also added additional emoticons. Sometimes I'd get distracted and forget ...

You know that guy who replaces every period in his e-mail with a wink ðŸ⃜‰ ? Well, if he’s got Gmail, watch out — because now he can take his emoti-madness to a whole other level. The folks in ...

You’ve likely already seen it, but it’s still a little unbelievable to me that Gmail included feces as one of its emoticons. If you haven’t seen it, go ahead, check it out, it’s there (the very last ...