Package tracking is something we all do these days. You order something from somewhere, and it shows up eventually. Some folks order more things than others, and that necessitates a need for a package ...

The convenience of online shopping has never been greater, but keeping track of all those deliveries can become a real headache. Each courier has its own website or app, and jumping between them to ...

Chandraveer, a seasoned mechanical design engineer turned tech reporter and reviewer, brings more than three years of rich experience in consumer tech journalism to the table, having contributed to ...

You can now track your packages right from your inbox...if you have Gmail. And if you have an iPhone or Android phone. As spotted by PCWorld, Google has officially started to roll out the ability for ...

The developer of Deliveries, a package tracking app that’s listed as an App Store editor’s choice and that some people here at The Verge rely on, has said that they’re “no longer able to maintain the ...

Google is rolling out a new Gmail app feature in time for the holiday season that allows users to more easily track their packages directly from within their inbox. In a bid to help users stay on top ...

Google announced today a small but useful update to Gmail that will allow users to soon be able to track their upcoming package deliveries directly from their inbox. The feature works by looking for ...

Overview:  Gmail integrates package tracking directly into the inbox.Users can see real-time delivery status without opening ...

Deliveries, the popular package tracking app, is losing many of its core functionalities as shipping companies refuse to provide critical shipping information. In a blog post from earlier this week, ...

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In today’s world, where every other business has an online shopping site to boost its sales and growth, you might have had more tracking numbers sent to you than spam emails. It’s all fun and games ...