Finally,
here’s a feature most Android users have been waiting for. Google has
finally updated its Gmail for Android app to view all inboxes in one
page. Users who’ve been using multiple Gmail accounts on their
smartphone, won’t have to switch accounts each time and simply opt for
the ‘All Inboxes’ option.
“Starting
today you’ll be able to view all your mail at once, regardless of which
account it’s from, using the new “All Inboxes” option. This way you can
read and respond to all your messages without having to hop between
accounts,” the search giant said in an official Gmail blogpost.
Threaded
conversations are one of the favourite Gmail features as they keep your
messages organized. Google says that now Yahoo, Outlook.com and other
IMAP/POP accounts will also appear stacked as one conversation.
The
updated app is also said to bring along better auto-complete for
searches. However, Google hasn’t specified what exactly has been
improved. “Search is the cornerstone of Google, and of Gmail. The new
Gmail app for Android has better auto-complete, so you can find what you
need even faster,” the blogpost said.
Besides this, users will be able to save documents to Drive with a single tap and also view larger attachment previews.
There is no word on when the new updates will be coming to Gmail for iOS.
Posted by : Gizmeon
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