As one of the most popular mailing online platform, Google Mail is giving those who have iPhones a new helpful treat that they can’t reject. This is coming ahead of the company’s interest in making life easier for clients and customers.
Primarily, the Gmail update for iPhone is intended to make viewing accounts easier. At present, Google’s Gmail is available for desktop users. In addition, iOS and Android operating systems also make use of the emailing platform.
The latest information says that now iOS device owners with the Google email can make use or have access to their multiple accounts. Previously, iOS users have had to manually switch accounts to see respective inboxes. Android users too are having a field day as Gmail users on the platform will also be treated to some cool updates.
For iOS users, now they can have all their emails in one combined inbox. Android users were in the past able to do this but up until now iOS users could not. Now, they have been brought to speed, so to speak, as this will enable users to get more done in the most effective manner.
In a press statement, Google clarified matters by revealing – “ You can view email from multiple accounts, be it your work or personal, G Suite of non G Suite in the Gmail iOS app. But you have traditionally needed to toggle between different inboxes to do so. To save you time, we are now making it possible to view emails from multiple accounts in a single inbox on an iOS device, just the same way you can view emails with the Gmail Android app.
Google encourages that for iOS device owners to make use of this feature, they can press the button labeled “all inboxes” to get things done in the app. The company also allays the fear of users, saying that even if users opt to see all inboxes at once, it will show all emails in a single list but no emails will be shared between accounts.
The new update will please iPhone users of Gmail and it is coming shortly after Google announced some big new changes regarding the platform.
Gmail is said to be currently used by at least 1.5 billion people worldwide.
