Gmail address change feature lets users replace their @gmail.com email while keeping inbox history, Google Drive files, ...

Changing your Gmail address isn’t always straightforward, as Google treats it as your account’s identity. Here’s a simple ...

Google will soon let you change your @gmail.com address without creating a new account or losing your old messages and data.

Though there has not yet been a public announcement of the policy, here's what we know.Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning. More: Gmail just fixed ...

Changing your Google account email address has been possible for years, but not if you’re using a “@gmail.com” email address.

After announcing a new year discount on Google One cloud storage plans and the new Google CC AI assistant, Google has yet another good news that some long-time Gmail users may be waiting for. The ...

Google will allow users to change their Gmail address once every 12 months with a limit of three changes. The original Gmail address becomes an alias and continues to receive emails after the change.

If you've outgrown the Gmail address you created long ago, you might soon be able to do something about that -- and without losing access to the emails and files associated with the previous Gmail ...

Google account holders can now change their primary '@gmail.com' email addresses to a new address while retaining all data from their existing account, as the tech giant begins a gradual rollout of ...

For nearly two decades, a Gmail address has been permanent; once chosen, it followed users for life. That long-standing rule now appears to be changing. Google is quietly rolling out a feature that ...