Notwithstanding being one of the greatest email services on
the planet, Gmail still does not have a couple of fundamental features that
different services have had for quite a long time. One of those features is
email booking, which is extraordinarily still impractical in the mobile Gmail
application or on the web. As is stands, the best way to plan an email in Gmail
is to utilize a content or download a different application or augmentation,
yet following fifteen years, Google may at long last include an official
scheduler.
In its teardown of the most recent Gmail customer service application APK,
Android Police found a couple of lines of code which appear to recommend that a
local booking highlight will be incorporated into a future update for the
application. The awful news is that there's no telling when this new component
will really start to take off — it could be this week or in a couple of months.
As Android Police notes, two lines of code from the APK
incorporate the expression "plan send," and keeping in mind that it's
difficult to know for beyond any doubt that Google is referencing the capacity
to plan an email to send at a later time, it seems, by all accounts, to be the
most evident clarification. On the off chance that it hits the Android
application sooner rather than later, the web customer will probably get the
component before long, if not in the meantime. The capabilities on mobile and
the web commonly reflect each other.
It's sincerely difficult to trust that such a fundamental
component hasn't been added to Gmail in its 14 long stretches of presence,
however it's preferred late over never. As somebody who puts in hours
consistently sending and accepting messages for work, being able to postpone a
reaction without having to physically remind myself to do as such would be a
gigantic help.
