Gmail app for Android is starting to receive a useful organization feature that has been available on web and iOS for years.

Managing your email inbox can often feel overwhelming, but Gmail labels offer a practical and efficient way to organize your messages. This guide provides a comprehensive walkthrough of using Gmail ...

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Android Gmail users can now create labels directly in the app, finally boosting inbox organization. Here's how the ...

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Google has released a Gmail update which enables users to create labels from the Android application. The feature appears in version 2026.01.26.x, bringing the mobile experience closer to the ...

The Gmail mobile apps lack a handful of features found on the website, but Google is now adding the ability to create new labels on Android.

Google is bringing a long-overdue feature to the Gmail app on Android. Users can now create labels directly within the app — a capability that has been available on the web and iOS for years. The ...

Google is enhancing the Gmail mobile app experience on Android by enabling users to create new labels, a feature previously only available on the website.

Gmail on Android may finally let you create, edit, and delete labels from your phone. This would bring Android closer to feature parity with Gmail on desktop and iOS. The long-desired feature is ...

To create email groups in Gmail, go to Google Contacts, create a new label, and add contacts to it. When composing an email, type the label name in the “To” field to send the email to the entire group ...

To delete labels in Gmail, follow these steps: On the web, go to Gmail settings, select the “Labels” tab, find the label you want to delete, and click “Remove” followed by “Delete.” On Android, open a ...