Don't forget the other cool features like Google Calendar (keeps track of your important events and sends you reminders), Google Photos (upload, share, and print your digital pics), Google Docs (allows you to edit and share documents and spreadsheets), and the list goes on!
Fredric
· 2 years ago
true. i also think there is an application to use gmail chat on your blackberry. jc can elaborate on that.
Kimberly Michelle
· 2 years ago
I like the gmail extension that lets you manage multiple gmail accounts. Makes it much easier than signing in and out every time you need to check another account. The gmail notifier is cool to, gives you pop up snippets as soon as you get a new email.
Ashley
· 2 years ago
I think I am the only person on earth who is disappointed with gmail, and I'm hope it's an oversight on my part and not the way the system is setup.
I understand the whole never having to erase another e-mial again, but I actually enjoy having a clean inbox. I neatly place my e-mail in folders and then clean out my inbox, so I can pay attention to what's most recent and worry about the rest later.
G-mail would be perfect except for the fact that I cannot clean out my inbox, and let those conversations stay in their labled areas. Or can I? If I can, then g-mail would be fabulous! But if not, then it's just annoying to flip through four pages of "labeled" mail in my inbox. Instead of serving it's function in my folder/label.
Fredric
· 2 years ago
Another neat option, Ashley, to facilitate a clean Inbox is the 'Archive' function. It's right next to the 'Report Spam' button. By selecting the emails you want to Archive, then selecting the 'Archive' button, they will be hidden from the Inbox view.
Coolest thing about it is that your archived items can still be searched!
Ashley
· 2 years ago
Thanks a bunch Fredric. I'm a little anal about a tidy inbox, so this was great to hear..and it works.
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I understand the whole never having to erase another e-mial again, but I actually enjoy having a clean inbox. I neatly place my e-mail in folders and then clean out my inbox, so I can pay attention to what's most recent and worry about the rest later.
G-mail would be perfect except for the fact that I cannot clean out my inbox, and let those conversations stay in their labled areas. Or can I? If I can, then g-mail would be fabulous! But if not, then it's just annoying to flip through four pages of "labeled" mail in my inbox. Instead of serving it's function in my folder/label.
Coolest thing about it is that your archived items can still be searched!