The new API offers fine-grained access to a Gmail user's account, allowing an app developer to make simple HTTPS calls and get responses in a variety of formats, with OAuth 2.0 authorizing access ...

Designed to let you easily deliver Gmail-enabled features, this new API is a standard Google API, which gives RESTful access to a user’s mailbox under OAuth 2.0 authorization.

Registering an application with Google API is easy. Go to the Google API console, log in, create a new project, and enter it. Enable the Gmail API; it should be suggested on the front page.

The new version of Gmail -- which was more of a back-end update -- has given developers access to an easy Greasemonkey API that makes developing plugins or changing the appearance of Gmail a breeze.

Details of the new API were released during the I/O conference, which is taking place in San Francisco June 25 to 26. According to Google, this is the first step towards turning Gmail into a ...

Yesterday, at Google's I/O developer conference, the company announced a new way for developers to build apps that integrate with Gmail, via its brand-new Gmail API. Designed to allow programmatic ...

Google is rolling out an updated Gmail API today that will give app developers more access to settings for filters, signatures, auto-replies, IMAP and POP settings, forwarding addresses and auto ...

The Gmail API won’t be enough to make you love your email, but it might help you hate it a little bit less. With email, the most ubiquitous form of electronic communication, even that seemingly ...

The latest change for Gmail concerns its API policy which, in layman's terms, means how it shares data with others such as third-party apps. The American tech giant announced a score of new ...