Gmail’s Dark Mode was thought to be a unicorn. Everyone we asked, no one had it. It seemed to be a very hard thing to find. However, as of 5 minutes ago, both Kellen and I have it for our Gmail apps. Considering Google said this was rolling out back in September, it’s about d*mn […]
Whenever you receive an email, the first thing you look up to is the sender’s name (or email address). This gives you a clue regarding the importance of mail and maybe the contents as well. But apart from the mail’s content and sender’s address, there are many more hidden features, which hardly anyone looks upto.
In recent months, Google has slowly been adding one of the handiest tricks to its apps that Google users with multiple accounts should all be taking advantage of. It’s a simple gesture, but it allows you to jump between accounts quicker than any other method. As you’ll see in the GIF below, a simple swipe
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We spend a lot of time on email. A lot of time = life. Managers, professionals, and other high-skill workers spend on average 28 percent of their working week managing their inbox. Use the Right Inbox for success and to supercharge your Gmail. For argument’s sake, let’s say it was possible to get all your
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If you spend a lot of time staring at screens all day (and all night, for that matter) many of you are no doubt glad to increasingly have a dark mode option become a more familiar part of your smartphone experience. Personally, Gmail is one of the apps I’m glued to for most of my
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As a part of Android 10 leaving beta and arriving on Pixel devices as a stable build with official dark theme, Google told us that Gmail would get its darker makeover later on this month. Today, it looks like the rollout of the darker side of Gmail may have begun. The update to version 2019.08.18.267044774
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Google rolled out an update for the Gmail app on iOS this week that allows users to choose whether or not they want external images to load automatically when they open an email. This might not sound like a huge deal, but as former Twitter executive Mike Davidson revealed in a blog post back in
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Earlier this week, we pointed out that if you were somehow still using old, working versions of Google’s Inbox app, this week was likely your final week to do so. Google killed off most (or all of) the last few working builds, leaving you with no choice but to find a new email app. That
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“What we learned from the research proved to be immediately useful. We applied its insights to our existing protections and secured 67 million Google accounts before they were abused.” – Google 2017 The three greatest threats to users According to Google, phishing attacks – which in case you don’t know are a method by which
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[*] You have composed a draft email inside Gmail and would like to send the same message to multiple people, but separately. The subject, the email body, the attachments are common and the only thing that differs between each message is the recipient’s email address. Maybe you are sending your résumé to multiple companies. How can you
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