Google’s Gmail remains one of the world’s most widely used email platforms, with over 1.8 billion users are using it for both ...

Offline Gmail access now a full-fledged feature A key part of Google's promise for the Gmail Web application--the ability to read and compose messages while offline--becomes a standard feature.

And offline Gmail access begins a new chapter for Google's ambition to appeal to business customers for services such as Google Apps, of which Gmail is a component.

What if you could check emails and draft replies even without an internet connection? With Gmail’s Offline Mode, you can. This feature lets you access your inbox, read messages, and compose ...

Offline sidesteps that problem, the classic example being a busy executive traveling on a plane. And offline Gmail access begins a new chapter for Google's ambition to appeal to business customers ...

Gmail users have been asking for offline access practically since the introduction of Google Gears, a plug-in that allows Web apps to run offline in Firefox and Safari. Google has finally answered ...

Google today released some new updates to its Gmail offline Chrome app, which it first launched last August. The HTML5-powered app lets users access their Gmail even when they're offline. Perhaps ...

Gmail Offline is a feature that allows users to access their Gmail account and compose emails even without an internet connection. Users can enable this feature by going to their Gmail settings ...

To enable offline access, Google Apps Standard Edition users should sign into Gmail and click Settings, then select the Labs tab and pick Enable next to the Offline Gmail feature prompt.

Gmail is making its offline leap through Gears, a Google-owned service that the much smaller Zoho relied on to provide offline access to its e-mail program last year.

If you only need access to old messages and would like to prevent any online distractions, you can use Gmail offline, for example.