Author: Richard Lawler
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
We’ve been tracking the progress of Google’s interface refresh for Gmail since February, and as promised, the company says it’s now becoming available for all Gmail users. The rework pulls Meet, Chat, and Spaces closer together as part of the overall experience and includes elements from Google’s Material Design 3.
It’s not stopping there and says that, later this year, we should see improvements to Gmail for tablet users, better emoji support, and more accessibility features, among other upgrades.
Image: Google
The new Gmail UI sets buttons for Gmail, Chat, Spaces, and Meet on one rail.
If you use Gmail for work, it may have already rolled out to your account. For those who just can’t stand the change, you...
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Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge
We’ve been tracking the progress of Google’s interface refresh for Gmail since February, and as promised, the company says it’s now becoming available for all Gmail users. The rework pulls Meet, Chat, and Spaces closer together as part of the overall experience and includes elements from Google’s Material Design 3.
It’s not stopping there and says that, later this year, we should see improvements to Gmail for tablet users, better emoji support, and more accessibility features, among other upgrades.
Image: Google
The new Gmail UI sets buttons for Gmail, Chat, Spaces, and Meet on one rail.
If you use Gmail for work, it may have already rolled out to your account. For those who just can’t stand the change, you...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...