Also Read - Google Fit now lets you measure heart rate, respiratory rate using your iPhone’s camera Also Read - Microsoft pulls out of in-person presence at CES 2022 amid Covid concerns With Inbox, Google wants to bolster your productivity, and for that it has made several radical changes to the way we approach and deal with emails. It s called Inbox, and it packs several intuitive and enticing features such as built-in intelligent search, snooze buttons, attachment previews, and automatic labeling while maintaining a gorgeous user interface. If that’s you, then don’t use this app).Google released a new email client last week. (Side note: It is not lost on me that this kind of automated digital prying is unsettling for people particularly paranoid about their privacy. Without ever having to open a boring, robot-generated email, I know that the candle I bought from Anthropologie is on its way, and the umbrella I ordered from Amazon is out of stock. For instance, my recent purchases - headed by a brown shopping cart - are all bundled together, with images of the things I ordered and their shipping status. These categories prove to be particularly helpful when Inbox evaluates the content of a message and pushes relevant info to the surface of your home screen.
Any reservations made with a train line or airline will be denoted by a purple plane, and so on. Any email related to financial transactions, loan payments, or stock options, for example, will be found under the header of a green stock chart icon. (This is a godsend for someone like me, who was never organized enough to create labels and tag my own emails with them).
That’s because each category has a unique icon and text color that appears as a tag above your messages.
Mostly you’ll notice these labels within the mish-mash of your regular inbox.
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