Why doesn’t Google make Gmail more like Inbox?

2019-2-5 12:03

Often in cheesy rom-coms they say “All good things must come to an end. ” Except it doesn’t in movies. But, if it’s a Google product, there’s a high chance that it might come to an end (RIP Google Reader).

  Next month, the company’s much-loved email app, Inbox – which was introduced in 2014 as a more personalized interface for Gmail – is retiring. While Google said it’s going to bring a lot of Inbox features to Gmail, a lot of fans think it’ll never be quite as good as the soon-to-be-sunset app. Inbox had some great features over Gmail like…

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