


In case that wasn't clear the first time. Whether it'll replace our standard Gmail app is another question altogether trading the flexibility of Gmail for a more streamlined inbox is appealing, but also Gmail has an iron grip on our lives. Think of it as the lovechild of Cards and Gmail. Or more accurately, Inbox works for you."Īs seen below in GIF form, the app both shows prioritized events and emails you've received. "If this all sounds familiar, then Inbox is for you. " For many of us, dealing with email has become a daily chore that distracts from what we really need to do-rather than helping us get those things done," Pinchai wrote. Inbox is Google's attempt to make the inbox more approachable and organized without much user effort. In introducing the service, Google's Sundar Pinchai called out the frustration of an overflowing email inbox. Is this the end of Gmail? We seriously doubt it, but it is Google's latest foray into simplifying email. It combines alike pieces of email (bank invoices, for example), highlights related information (like Google Now alerting you to flight changes, traffic, etc.) and keeps track of your life (it'll give you reminders, among other heads ups). As far as we can tell, Inbox is a combination of Google Now and your Gmail inbox - a "smart" inbox, if you will. Google's looking to create a whole new iron grip with a new app from its Gmail team, and it's called "Inbox." What is it? That's a good question - Google's made a demo slash advertisement video that we've dropped below. If you're anything like us, Google's Gmail has an iron grip on your life.
