Internet giant Google has made public a completely redesigned Gmail app called Inbox that promises to change the entire process of emails to make them more intuitive and effective.
Inbox can be better defined as an ‘intuitive hybrid’ between two of Google’s most popular features, viz Google Now and Gmail.
“Built on everything we learned from Gmail, Inbox is a fresh start that goes beyond email to help you get back to what matters,” states Google, in an official online posting.
One of the most important features provided by Inbox is auto-organization of emails into extensive groups called Bundles. Inbox sorts all the mails into categories.
Another feature offered by Inbox is “See highlights at a glance”, in which you can view order updates, flight status, reservation details, and pictures without having to open the message.
Inbox also finds out the status of your queries as you type them.
Inbox works via an invitation-only system, wherein one needs to subscribe to get invited to try out Google’s latest project.
