SEE: BYOD (bring-your-own-device) policy (Tech Pro Research) What you need Streamline Your IT Mobile App Delivery PipelineĪfter all, isn’t that the name of the game (especially when you’re on the go)? I’m going to share how I made this happen. IOS vs Android Market Share: Do More People Have iPhones or Android Phones? IOS 17 cheat sheet: Release date, supported devices and more So instead, I shortened the task down to a single step. While scrambling on the go, the last thing I needed was to go through that process. Of course, I could open the Gmail app, open the Gmail sidebar, locate, and tap to reveal the label.
That information was found in various emails, all of which had been added to the same Gmail label. There may be better ways of managing your email from a mobile device, but finding them won’t be easy.Recently I went on a business trip, where I needed quick access to a good amount of information. Gmail’s official app is, like its desktop version, a must-have service for any regular Android user. Thanks to the all of the widgets installed in the Gmail app, you can monitor email tags on your device’s main screen, or simply see your latest incoming emails (and answer them if you want). Gmail’s intelligent management system also separates promotions, from social emails, and both of these from the truly important emails.
Gmail’s interface is very similar to the desktop browser client which just about all users are already use to: on the left column you have different tags and categories, while in the center of the screen you get to read all of your emails. Thanks to this feature you’ll be able to get all of your emails in a single place, without having to resort to any other email manager.
The first thing users will note is that, apart from having your regular email account, you can also associate other, different accounts to the app. Gmail is the official app for the Google email client that lets you manage you email account (and any other account you may have) using a clean and user-friendly interface.
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