So here is the big question that a lot of people are looking to get answered. How does one add contacts to Gmail, and delete them when they no longer have use for these contacts? Let’s be clear here, ...

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Google is rolling out a change this week to https://www.pcworld.com/tags/Google+Gmail.html that gives users more control over their contacts list. Previously, Gmail ...

Google Apps customers can now roll revert changes to contacts for up to a month. Google announced customers who host their domain on Google’s servers are now able to take advantage of the Contacts ...

Gmail will soon get another handy sidebar add-on: Contacts. Google’s popular email client got a few updates over the last several years, which included a new sidebar tool with quick access to other ...

When you send or receive mail to or from someone in Gmail, a record of that person's name and email address is made in Gmail's contacts list so that you can quickly refer to people you've contacted.

The free Contacts Sync utility automatically syncs entries in your Gmail and Outlook contacts, although some manual tweaking of duplicate and empty entries will likely be required. Dennis O'Reilly ...

Gmail's contact manager lets you add and edit contacts' telephone numbers, which can then be synced with your Google account. The "+" prefix is used in international telephone number formats to show ...

Google has changed a longstanding and controversial behavior in the company's mail app -- Gmail no longer automatically adds everyone you e-mail to your contact list. If by chance you liked that ...

Google added several useful tweaks to Gmail, including disabling that annoying feature that automatically adds email addresses to your contacts, even if you don't want them. This is especially useful ...

Gmail is a great product; easily one of my favorites on the web. But it has an Achilles heel — well, actually it’s more like a bum leg: Contacts. Despite a solid contact area being a vital part of ...