https://www.cnet.com/news/gmail-lets-you-schedule-emails-to-send-later/

On Monday, the search giant unveiled a new tool for Gmail that lets someone compose an email but schedule it to be sent at a later date. Now, when your boss has a late-night but by no means urgent idea, he or she can dash out an email and schedule it for a more respectable time. Preferably for after you've had a cup of coffee.

Google said the feature was designed so people can respect the digital well-being of others during nonwork hours. The feature lets you choose from suggested send times, like "Tomorrow morning" at 8 a.m. or "Tomorrow afternoon" at 2 p.m. Or you can schedule a specific date and time. I suppose that means I can schedule emails to my editor for 10 p.m. to give him the impression I'm a Very Hard Worker. (Editor's note: Good luck with that ploy, Rich!)