We’ve all been there, you reply to an e-mail in a hurry and just as you click send, you realize that you hit reply all or said something that you already regret ...

Add this one to the annals of “What took you so long Google?” Gmail’s greatest feature just graduated from the service’s experimental labs to become a regular part of Gmail: Undo Send. With this ...

Every one of us has experienced an email blunder at some point whether it was accidentally hitting reply to all, sending a message to the wrong person or forgetting to attach a file. For example, I ...

If you use Google's Gmail smartphone app for your mobile email correspondence, keep in mind the Undo Send feature. It's really useful for times when you forget to link a file or notice you misspelled ...

If you’ve ever sent the wrong email to one of your contacts, you’d know that, depending on the content of the email, it can make for an extremely embarrassing and stressful situation. That’s why today ...

Sometimes after sending an e-mail, you immediately realize it was a mistake. You slap your forehead and pray the recipient confuses it for spam or just thinks you’re off your meds. Google understands ...

Hitting send is the best way to suddenly remember the thing you forgot to say in an email. It’s also the best moment for noticing typos or suddenly realize that you shouldn’t ask your ex to get back ...

This post originally appeared in Business Insider. You clicked send. Oh crap. When you send a no-take-backs email—maybe an admission to a secret crush, or accidental reply-all—there’s an instant pang ...

— -- Sometimes after sending an e-mail, you immediately realize it was a mistake. You slap your forehead and pray the recipient confuses it for spam or just thinks you're off your meds. Google ...

You clicked send. Oh crap. When you send a no-take-backs email — maybe an admission to a secret crush, or accidental reply-all — there's an instant pang of regret. It feels like there's no going back.