It's almost 2020 and Gmail still doesn't have Inbox's bundles, which Google promised back in 2018
Google announced that it was killing Inbox all the way back in 2018. Though its death would ultimately be delayed until April of 2019, the news still hit hard for those that had grown dependent on the service's many exclusive email-managing tools — especially "bundling," which automatically sorted emails into adaptive categories for easy organization. In 2018, Google said that some of Inbox's features, including bundling, would be coming to Gmail, making our forced migration a little easier.
Read MoreIt's almost 2020 and Gmail still doesn't have Inbox's bundles, which Google promised back in 2018 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Google announced that it was killing Inbox all the way back in 2018. Though its death would ultimately be delayed until April of 2019, the news still hit hard for those that had grown dependent on the service's many exclusive email-managing tools — especially "bundling," which automatically sorted emails into adaptive categories for easy organization. In 2018, Google said that some of Inbox's features, including bundling, would be coming to Gmail, making our forced migration a little easier.
Read MoreIt's almost 2020 and Gmail still doesn't have Inbox's bundles, which Google promised back in 2018 was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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