It’s been almost a week since Google launched its new standalone email app called Inbox, and still not everyone is able to access it. The invite-only affair remains, well, invite-only. But the good ...

Gmail's new Inbox app is pretty awesome, but it's still invite-only. If you have a friend that's using inbox, you can get access on your own device with their help—even if they don't have any invites ...

Folks who work for large companies usually retrieve their e-mail via an Exchange server or something like it. But if you run a small or home-based business, accessing your inbox remotely poses ...

Sorting through a bunch of email is not a great way to spend your time, both on and off the clock. As a solution, Google has designed a new email service called Inbox by Gmail -- available on and ...

Google last week unveiled a new email product that's similar to Mailbox and packed it with task-oriented features and even Google Now-like smarts. However, Google's Inbox by Gmail is invite-only at ...

Google's new Inbox service is great, but it only works on Android, iOS, and Chrome. If none of those are your preferred method for accessing your email, The Zinx shows you how to change your browser's ...

Google’s Inbox email client is still in somewhat of a limited run, as it’s not yet open to all users and you still need an invite to access it. Google’s efforts to bring it mainstream seem to be ...

Google’s new Inbox app is a godsend for people like me who seem to teeter on the brink of inbox bankruptcy weekly, but there’s one problem with the killer Gmail manager: it’s not only available on iOS ...