Apple has published in the last hours in the App Store for iPad one of the applications developed by its arch enemy Google. Is about inbox, an email manager presented last October that came to propose an alternative way to manage emails in Gmail, going from the classic way to a newer one in which the theme of the message acquires greater relevance. During these months he has been available to iPhone and obviously for devices with your operating system Android, now it is also for the tablets of the Cupertino company.
Google's new ideas for manage Gmail email and in turn, expanding the possibilities of the official application, materialized in the form of a new service called Inbox. The objective was clear from the beginning, to show each user the messages that may interest them the most at all times, giving priority to those that may require an urgent response and leaving those of advertising or information less visible, everything depending on the content and not the directions. Today we receive dozens of emails a day, and organizing them in an optimal way is not easy, hence the launch of Inbox raised a great interest.
Unfortunately, not everyone could and still cannot access the service, as an invitation is required. Invitations that are provided by Google itself and later distributed by the users themselves. It is not difficult to get one, but it is important to bear in mind that the "trial" character that Inbox has yet does not allow us to simply download the application like any other, enter our address and password and start using it.
In any case, if you already have an invitation, you will like to know that you can already try Inbox from an iPad. Google has updated the application to the version 1.2 for iOS adding compatibility with the signature tablets of the bitten apple. Since its launch it was available for iOS but it was only compatible with the iPhone, now they have adapted the design to the large format. As usual, the update has served to eliminate certain problems that had been discovered since the last time, so the service will arrive more polished if possible. You can download Inbox for iPad from the following link.
Have you tried Inbox? Does the new organizational system it proposes seem right to you?
Vía: TheNextWeb