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Outlook is a great email app for business and personal use, but these 20 tips will make it even more powerful

G Suite customers will see the Quick Setting feature starting June 2020

With other free and low-cost hosting options available, holding onto old broadband addresses makes little sense

The decades-old format is still the most popular way to work across organisations, despite a wide availability of specialist tools

Half a dozen new hires and better Gmail support are on the roadmap

Slack will integrate some of Astro's features natively in its collaboration platform

The much-requested feature is only available on one platform, though

Instant messaging may be all the rage, but the advent of GDPR highlights the strengths of email

Meanwhile, Salesforce plans to pump £1.9 billion into UK base, including a second data centre

Confidential mode also aims to protect personal data and reduce risk of user error

Users will be encouraged to use the dedicated Outlook app for iOS and Android from April 2018

Senate Intelligence Committee rebukes Kushner for omitting private account

SonicWall’s Email Security 9 software mixes tough security measures with extreme versatility

Customers are looking for personalised email content that provides relevant information rather than just special offers

Researchers find a way for hackers to alter emails after they've been sent to an inbox

Google will stop scanning its free, consumer version of Gmail for ad personalisation

Re-used passwords suspected to be used in attack against the French video service

Want to monitor employee communications? Davey Winder explains your rights and obligations

It's time to ditch that old email server you've got sitting under a desk in your office.

The company made the move in support of advertisers as an experiment

Juniper research suggest that IM services like WhatsApp will continue their explosive growth

Forget passwords: Yahoo will send one-time codes to your phone instead

With IBM Verse hitting the enterprise soon, we look at how it could change email for good

The £350 million deal will provide staff with new secure email services