<p>Google Apps To Microsoft Office 365: 10 Lessons(click image for larger view and for slideshow)Google first announced its new inbox design, which groups your email into categorized tabs such as "Primary," "Social" and "Promotions," two months ago. The new look, it said, would put "you back in control using simple, easy organization."</p><p>But Gmail users who've switched to this new layout have discovered a sneaky piece of mail appearing in their inbox: ads disguised as emails that appear above your email subscriptions. These paid messages, which land in your Promotions inbox, look just like any other email but are denoted by the small word "Ad" with an information icon just below the name of the sender. More Social Business InsightsWebcasts More &gt;&gt;White Papers More &gt;&gt;Reports More &gt;&gt;</p><p>When you click one of these messages, you're either sent to another website or shown a pop-up ad. It also gives you the option to forward it or dismiss it. Google says it does not share your contact information with advertisers; rather, this is a new placement for the ads that traditionally appeared in the margins of your inbox.</p><p>[ Nervous about the latest Gmail changes? Read Gmail Inbox Update: Hopes And Fears. ]</p><p><a href="http://www.informationweek.com/social-business/email/how-to-opt-out-of-gmails-emailed-ads/240158892">Keep reading...</a></p>