Gmail is the default email service on Android powered smartphones and it is renowned for the wide array of features that it offers. Despite being a native Android app, Gmail is also available for iOS where millions of iPhone and iPad owners are using it because its much better than all other email services. Nonetheless, the reason why we are talking about Gmail today is because Google has just released a brand-new update for it and we want to cover everything there is to know about it.
Gmail 2019.05.12.249154433 Release
The latest update for Gmail sports the 2019.05.12.249154433 and it is being rolled out via Google’s official OTA (over the air) channels right now. What this means is that all Android smartphone users should make sure to keep their smartphones connected to a stable Wi-Fi network in order to get the update as soon as it pops up in their notification panels.
New Design
Gmail fans should be pleased to find out that the new 2019.05.12.249154433 update comes with three major changes. Among these changes, Google has also included a new design for the UI (user interface) which makes it much easier for all users to access the app’s plethora of features. Now, let’s go ahead and check out the patch notes for the update.
Patch Notes
- New year, new look. Gmail Android now has an updated look and feel.
- You can quickly view attachments—like photos—without opening or scrolling through the conversation.
- You can quickly switch between personal and work accounts, so you can access all of your emails without breaking a sweat.
Conclusion
Our conclusion for Gmail’s latest update is that it is a high priority release and that all Gmail users who want to make sure that the email service is running at peak performance levels should download the update ASAP.
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