Google has joined the number of firms and businesses endeavouring to handle the issue of e-mail overload though its new Inbox mobile app will be alongside its Gmail services instead of just replacing it. Introduced recently, Inbox is an app majorly for iPhone and Android integrated with an invite only launch that reflects the introduction of Gmail in year 2004. Its features and functionalities cover the ability to organize similar kind of e-mails in bundles varying from online shopping purchases to bank statements to travel reservations in order to reduce the inbox clutter.
The mobile app is also going to highlight and showcase key information from individual messages involving thumbnails of photo attachments to live flight times and more. In fact inbox can also dozes away e-mails till a later point that is a feature excelled by another e-mail app that is Mailbox. According to the Sundar Pichai, Google’s senior vice president of Android, Chrome as well as apps, with passing extensive years in the making, Inbox is by far developed by the same people who brought you up Gmail but yes it is not Gmail, it is going to be a completely different kind of Inbox, exclusively designed to focus on what really matters.
For most of us, handling e-mail has become like a daily task that bewilders from what we really require to do instead of assisting us to get those things done. In addition, he also stated that Inbox is intently distinct from Gmail service that has its own mobile app and that recently passed approximate 1bn installs on Android alone. Inbox is something new though Gmail is still there for all of you. It is a better and effective way to get back on what actually matters and we all can’t actually wait more to share the same with you all. This is not very much precise as Google is making people wait to have Inbox shared with them and the first invitations have already been sent out already as Pichai is promising that the early adopters will be capable to invite their friends and loved ones. Mailbox is definitely going to be the obvious stiff competition as compared to Inbox. That app was introduced last year only and was bought in this year by Dropbox. Apart from this, other web apps trying to de-clutter inboxes involve Gusto, Boxer, Evomail and Acompli. Web Outsourcing Team is a leading name backed with experienced and skilled web experts great in providing Google web outs and related services at affordable prices. So for more Google related apps and services, feel free to connect with them at mail@weboutsourcingteam.com. The web professionals would be happy to cater one of the best solutions available in the industry.