Gmail popped up in 2004, recalls Google in a post blog. “Gmail was the first to offer a secure approach to email with 1GB of free storage and built-in fast Google search” highlights the network giant. Gmail, which currently has more than 1.5 billion active users, is getting some long-awaited new features.
Gmail turns 15: Google announces new features
For starters, Smart Typing is now available in the following languages in addition to English: French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish. This feature allows users to save time when writing an email. Thanks to artificial intelligence, Gmail will indeed suggest words and phrases to complete your text.. To choose the right words, the application depends on the content of the email, your habits and the context. Simply click Tab to select Gmail’s suggestion.
That’s not all. Gmail now lets you schedule an email to be sent at a later date. Therefore, it is possible to write a message, select the recipient(s) and addressees as copies, and schedule its delivery locally, without having to go through a third-party application. Just type the email and select the sending schedule in the little arrow to the right of the send button.
The timeframe Google offers is between 2 minutes and 50 years later. You can choose a precise date or predefined times (tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon or Monday morning). “We want to make it easier to respect everyone’s digital well-being” Explains Google, which offers an app dedicated to digital goodness on Android.
In this process, Google is announcing the arrival of dynamic emails thanks to AMP technology. “You can now work directly in your emails – for example, reply to a comment in Google Docs, schedule a meeting or fill out a survey – directly from the received email” Explain Google. Similarly, information contained in an email can now be updated. The content of a sent e-mail is no longer fixed. These options are coming to mobile and desktop today. What do you think about these innovations? Will Gmail soon be as efficient as Inbox, which launched on April 2, 2019?
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