A couple of newly leaked images seem to indicate that Gmail is about to receive a major overhaul.
Two new images have appeared showing a drastically redesigned Gmail
interface for the desktop. Everything appears to be a bit more colorful
with a prominent blue bar running across the top. On the left side of
the interface you’ll find a fly-in menu system, while on the right there
there is a collapsible Hangouts and new activities bubble. This is also
apparently where you’ll find access to tools such as your Drafts.
Mail itself seems to have a clearer delineation as to what days your
emails came in so you see what it newest a bit easier. It also appears
that you will be able to pin emails to the top of your inbox for easy
reference, which will make finding those airline confirmations a lot
easier while on the go.
Overall this appears to be a pretty drastic reimagining of the
popular Gmail service, and there is no guarantee that it will ever roll
out to the public. We believe it will, however, as it matches up with
some similar leaks that have been circulating for the mobile interface.
Considering how important email is to the professional lives of many,
an overhaul of this magnitude could be quite a shock to some peoples
lives, so it’ll be interesting to see how this one is accepted should it
ever come to fruition. With Google I/O happening next month, our guess
is you won’t have to wait too long to find out.
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