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 ...

Back in November, Google promised help with tracking shipments—you know, all the many things we bought as gifts for ourselves loved ones. No need to click through email links or copy and paste ...

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 ...

Ah, tracking numbers. They’re a real lifesaver—especially this time of year!—but keeping track of all those tracking numbers can sometimes feel like a full-time job. I’ve lost count of the number of ...

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 ...

Right on time for all your holiday shopping, Google has previewed a new Gmail feature that lets you track packages right in your inbox. These package tracking features will save you a few steps of ...

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 ...

Following a package from the time it is sent by the vendor until it reaches your door can make you feel like you are conducting an investigation. But as technology has advanced, this task has become ...

You won’t have to open a ‘your item has shipped’ email or click on a tracking link to find out the estimated delivery date You won’t have to open a ‘your item has shipped’ email or click on a tracking ...

Track online orders right in the Wallet app. You don’t really have a choice, it just happens automatically. Image: AcrossTheAtlantic, CC BY-SA 4.0/Wikimedia Commons, D. Griffin Jones/Cult of Mac Order ...