The iPhone X was launched last year and with the launch of the phone, it introduced a new screen size and design, thanks to the notch. This means that developers who want to take full advantage of the iPhone X’s display would have to update their apps for it. Google has been steadily updating their apps for the phone, such as Google Maps and Gmail.
For those who are using Inbox by Gmail, you might recall that Google promised support for the app in the future, and that future is finally here. The app has been officially updated with support for the iPhone X and if you haven’t downloaded the app already or updated it, you can do so by heading on over to the iTunes App Store for the download.
In case you’ve never heard of Inbox by Gmail, the email service was launched a couple of years ago in an attempt to help users manage their inboxes and clutter. Unlike Gmail which by default sorts emails based on when they’ve arrived, Inbox will be able to automatically categorize and sort emails based on their content.
For example receipts for purchases are sorted under Purchases, flight tickets and hotel bookings are sorted under trips for easier viewing and reference. The app is free and could be worth checking out if you haven’t done so already.
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