The idea is quite simple: Instead of displaying a list of emails, the program displays all relevant information so that you don’t have to open the email at all. Pretty cool. In addition to that, Inbox bundles emails into groups which you can dismiss or snooze – time or location based. In contrast to other third party email apps, Inbox natively supports Gmail and can be used in addition (or instead of) to the normal Gmail apps. It’s like Google Now met Gmail and created a nice, mediated, email experience.
The app nicely implements Google’s Material Design which will be introduced in the next Android OS called Lollipop. According to Alex Gawley, director of Gmail and Inbox, Google wanted a fresh start and rethink email.
Inbox is currently invite-only: Here’s how you get access
Although I personally was not able to test the app myself, I’m looking forward to get access through the waiting list. If you’re interested in an invite, send an email to inbox@google.com and ask to be added to the waiting list. You’ll receive a short automated answer stating: At the moment it is unclear when invites will be send out, but according to Alex Gawley Google is “Good on servers”. We’ll keep you posted and write a proper review once we get access. Your friends at Gmail Images courtesy of Engadget Δ Contact Us :- trendblog.guest@gmail.com
