Gmail is Google's free webmail service.

It comes with built-in Google search technology and offers 15+ gigabytes of storage space. You can keep important emails, files and pictures forever, and use search to find anything you need quickly and easily, making this new way of viewing email as part of a conversation even more seamless.

There are no pop-ups or untargeted banner ads in Gmail, only small text ads on the right side. The ads and related information are relevant to the user's mail, so the user does not feel abrupt, and sometimes they are useful. google inserts ads based on the AdWords service in Gmail mailboxes in the hope of increasing profitability. However, micro-advertisements are no longer present in the latest version of the Gmail software.

Gmail can be accessed for free, automatically forwarded, or via POP3 or IMAP, provided that JavaScript and cookies are enabled in all browsers.

Everything you can do with Gmail on the desktop, like search and filter your messages, you can also do right from your phone. It's easy to switch between viewing messages that are formatted as conversations or individual messages. And there's no need to download attachments; just tap and hold an attachment to save it on your device so you can forward it or open it anytime. The app offers a sleeker interface than traditional email apps and lets you get the most out of Gmail, even when you're not near a computer. Gmail mobile app has some special features. At the Google I/O conference, Sundar Pichai announced that Gmail has more than 425 million users worldwide. On average, people check their Gmail 21 times per day.