http://www.newsweek.com/schedule-email-gmail-send-later-update-15th-anniversary-1380625

Monday marks the 15th anniversary of Gmail, which first launched in beta with 1 GB storage in 2004 and now has more than 1.5 billion users. To celebrate Gmail’s April 1 birthday (yes, some speculated the service was an April Fools’ joke when it first debuted), Google is releasing a major update to its email service, including the long requested ability to schedule emails.

“Ever want to get an email off your to-do list but it’s after business hours, over the weekend, or to someone who is on vacation and you don’t want to interrupt them?” Google asks, in a new statement announcing the highly anticipated ability to schedule emails.