To request access to the app, you have to contact Google at and the company promises to let you in as soon as more invites are available.Email moved to Gmail’s Trash can be moved back out of the Trash with the Move command.īy default, Google gives you 30 days before it automatically deletes email that’s been moved into the Trash.
You can download it, but the app won't work without the invitation. The app is still available on an invitation-only basis. One thing that hasn't change is the way you get Inbox. And that's always going to be a hit-or-miss proposition - some people may like the way Inbox works and others may prefer a more traditional email client. That means you're relying on the smarts of Inbox to determine how individual messages should be categorized. The aim is to have the software organize all of your email so that you don't have to. Emails deemed important may be placed into one bundle in your inbox, while those related to specific areas, such as social or travel, are placed into a different bundle. Instead of placing your messages into the traditional folders, Inbox displays each email message based on categories, or bundles. Unveiled last October, Inbox is a new type of email program for Google, separate and different from Gmail. Previously, Inbox was restricted to Google Chrome. You can download the iPad version from Apple's App Store and the Android version from Google Play.Īnd in another change, users can now access Inbox via the Firefox and Safari browsers. Previously, the app was restricted to the iPhone and Android smartphones, though it was also available via the Web. In a blog post Thursday, Google said that its Inbox email app is now available on the iPad and Android tablets. Google is expanding the reach of its latest email application onto more platforms. Google's Inbox email app is now available for the iPad.
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