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Recently, an app with the name ‘Inbox’ has been launched by Google. With this app, reading Gmail will become quite easier. Gmail is a renowned email service offered by Google and the fame of this service could be gauged from the fact that it has over half billion users. Approximately 1 million people got registered to this email service every week.
Jason Cornwell, the lead designer in Gmail service of Google has brought out the Google’s Inbox app service. Moreover the officials revealed that the inbox app service is currently in its growing stage and is only available through personalized invitation.
Inbox app will allow users to set reminders for important meetings and also resend mails at a later stage. The user can organize emails in distinct categories such as “Travel” and “Promos”. These can then be placed in customized folders.
With the help of this app, users can also get reminders for dinner reservation as well. Also, the contact number of people whom you wish to invite for the dinner will also be displayed alongside.
If you are among those who wish to organize their mails, the inbox app is certainly for you. In case, you do not wish this application, you can still use the older version of Gmail. Though this innovative service can be downloaded for free from Google Play and App Store, yet one requires invitation for using the same.
Brian Galloway
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