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Google’s Inbox by Gmail is Now Available for iPad, Firefox, Safari, Chrome
Google has announced its email app Inbox has made its away to the iPad (and Android tablets), along with expanding support to Firefox, Safari and Chrome.
What’s New in Version 1.2
• Inbox comes to iPad
• Bug fixes and performance improvements
The new email app launched last October and still remains invite-only (email in***@****le.com for an invite), created by the company’s team in Kitchener.
While the design of Inbox by Gmail looks great, we still haven’t quite embraced its email workflow fully just yet. What about you guys?
Click here to download Inbox for iOS from the App Store.
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Loved it… made it so much easier to track all my emails since I switched over
I honestly haven’t been that impressed with Inbox, which is a shame because I really wanted to like it. Outlook’s new iOS app is such a better app for managing Gmail/other email on an iPhone.
Inbox looks great. Takes some time to get used to it.
Outlook for iOS definitely is great for a first launch and using Gmail.
I did use Inbox for a week or so and it was … fine. My biggest frustration was how many taps it takes to delete an email – because there’s no “swipe to delete” option like there is in Mailbox, Outlook and pretty much every other email app has.
I like Inbox a lot, but it doesn’t support Google Apps accounts yet, so I use Outlook as well for that. Not sure which I like better.