Users of Gmail on Android devices may have noticed that there is an issue that prevents some from being able to empty their trash. The same flaw prevents some users from being able to empty their spam ...

Most Android apps have a trash or recycle bin to store the deleted files temporarily. As such, you’ll want to empty the trash on your Android phone to reclaim your storage space. Sadly, emptying the ...

Google provides 15GB of storage per account across its services — Drive, Photos, and Gmail. It's not a lot of space, and it can fill up quickly if you don't manage it regularly. That's why it's ...

It's easy to empty your trash in Gmail on a computer or mobile device to free up storage space, but note that the action is irreversible. Once your Google account reaches its storage capacity, emails ...

Whether you work online or not, we all get a ton of emails daily. If you’re trying to achieve “Inbox Zero,” though, there’s currently a slight hurdle on Gmail’s Android app. A bug on Gmail for Android ...

UPDATE: Two years later there's a new Gmail bug we've reported on here. Keeping an email inbox in decent shape is a challenge, no matter which service you use. The minute I've cleared out all the ...

Did you know that it's technically impossible to empty the Android trash bin? Not to worry though, you can free up storage space in other ways. Unlike desktop operating systems like Windows or macOS, ...

An Android phone or tablet has a lot less storage capacity than a desktop or even a laptop computer. This makes it an urgent matter to keep your device clear of files you no longer need. The way the ...