First look: AI-powered "Magic Compose" for Google Messages can write a meaningful reply to a message or wax poetic with a song.

When you want to quickly compose and fire off a message with Gmail, you've got a lot of options. Chances are none of them are as fast as gCompose. We've covered similar alternatives in the past ...

Are you a Gmail user still figuring out the new interface that was rolled out at the end of March? Natalie Houston offers a few tips for the transition.

This new feature will automatically suggest words and phrases when you compose an email in Gmail, and it will roll out later this month.

Google has introduced a new compose and reply view which displays pop up windows which allows users to browse through their Inbox in Gmail while composing an email.

In the demo GIF below, you can see Smart Compose suggesting the subject line “Happy Birthday, Paul!” by looking at the contact the email is being sent to as well as the message’s contents.

Type in whatever word you want to type into Launchy to open a new Gmail composition—I used "compose," like Samar suggested, but you can adapt to whatever gets you to there quickest in Launchy.

Long-winded iPhone e-mail authors can tap, tap away in a new, automatically expanding window when composing mail from Gmail.com.

That is about to change. When you compose mails in Gmail from now on, a New Message box will open just like a chat window.

Composing a new email is about as commonplace as toasting a bagel. Well, not if Google has anything say about it.

Gmail is looking more like a desktop email app with every update. The latest change puts Gmail's familiar compose page in a new overlay window, making it easy to compose a message without leaving ...