Thursday 4 June 2015
One week ago, Google opened up Inbox by Gmail to everyone, meaning you no longer need an invite to use the email service across your personal or work domains. Google Apps users do need to activate the option in the administrative console first though. It’s not the first time I’ve tested the service, of course. I gave it a shot back at launch in October last year, but without general access to it for Apps users, Inbox wasn’t a whole lot of use. Given how many work emails there are each day, I don’t devote a lot of time to my personal…
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