Knowingly or unknowingly we all subscribe to many such websites and promotional newsletters, due to which the Gmail inbox gets full and starts showing a lack of storage again and again.

I quickly deleted over 30,000 emails and freed up over 25% of my Google storage space with seven easy steps.

Time to get back to inbox zero. This hack will let you keep all your old messages while giving your Gmail account a new lease on life. Jason Chun is a CNET writer covering a range of topics in ...

I should note that Google offers a way to pay for more storage by upgrading to a Google One account. The "Basic" plan costs $24 per year for 100GB. The free solution, however, lies in taking a few ...