Google rolls out a new Gmail update that is designed to help you find the e -mail that you are looking for faster. The company announced On Thursday, it will now use AI to consider factors such as news, most e-mails and frequent contacts when emerging e-mails based on your search.
So far, Gmail has easily displayed e -mails in chronological order based on keywords.
“With this update you are looking for the e -mails you are looking for much more often at the top of your search results – save you valuable time and help you find important information more easily,” the company wrote in a blog post.
Google also introduces a new switch, so that people can switch between “most relevant” or “most recent” e -mails on a page with search results. The switch is aimed at users who prefer to see search results that are displayed in chronological order, instead of the new “most relevant” standard option.
The update is rolled out worldwide for users with personal Google accounts and is available on the internet and in the Gmail app for Android and iOS. Google plans to expand the function to business users in the future.
The launch of the new search functionality is because Google has built up its e -mail offering to better compete with Apple’s Mail app, which one GEAL FROM Gmail-like functions With iOS 18 last year. For example, Gmail recently received a Gemini-driven function with which users can add events to a Google agenda directly from an e-mail.
A few months ago, Gmail rolled out ‘summary cards’ with which users could take actions in their inbox, such as following packages, check in for flights, setting memories, marking bills as paid, and more.
Gmail also introduced the possibility for users to chat with Gemini over their inbox directly within the app on both iOS and Android.
