UPDATE 30/01/2015: Did you get your invitations after 6pm? If you were finally able to try the famous Google mail app, feel free to share your experience with us.
It’s been 3 months since the emergence of Inbox, a cross-platform and universal email service that was supposed to be “revolutionary.” This service is currently based on an invite system that prevents most people from trying it, but Google is releasing a new batch of invites for everyone, until 6pm today!
So far we have provided you with a solution to get free invitations, but everything is much easier when Google invites you. A mix of Gmail and Google Assistant, this little gem is a success, and it’s her specialty to highlight what’s needed at the right time. simplicity and speed are essential.
The solution to getting these invitations is very simple, you have until 18:00 today to send an e-mail to . “[email protected]” with a Gmail address of course. You will then receive a confirmation message that the Google team will send you an invitation as soon as possible, it’s up to you!
- Also read: Gmail vs Google Inbox: Which Is Right for You?
The Mountain View giant is not only using the end of this quarter of its existence to give us an invitation, but also to return to Inbox’s (short) past with an infographic. It’s not surprising that Inbox is used on Android in 70% of cases, followed by the web with 34% and the iPhone last with 28%.
As I told you, the feature of Inbox is that it shows you what you need, when you need it. The most highlighted emails were about your purchases and their delivery (51%), followed by event invitations (34%). Then there are flights (9%) and all kinds of reservations (4%).
Google doesn’t just count numbers, no no, we also see that 33% of emails to Inbox are placed in the Promotions category (Ads, brand offers, etc.), while 20% are placed in the Updates category (Invoices, delivery). notice…etc), 14% on Forums, 13% on social networks, and finally 5% on others who like a normal conversation. 89% of emails are grouped into a category.
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