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Wednesday, 11 September 2013
Google has rolled out a revamped version of its Gmail for feature phones. The new version comes with a range of new features as well as an improved user interface.
Google
has reduced the number of button presses required to read, reply and
compose emails. For an example, users can reply directly to a message
from the thread view. There's also option to move to the previous or
next conversation.
The new update comes months after Google
revamped the web-based Gmail site with a tabbed inbox to categorise and
prioritise messages. Google recently improved the compose box of the Gmail, allowing users to compose mails in full screen.
The company says the full-screen compose
box provided the flexibility to use the compose like a chat window in a
separate screen. Users also have the option to expand the screen by
clicking on the top right button or go to the default to full screen in
the menu options in the bottom right.
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