Google to kill Inbox early next year

2018-9-12 22:43

According to a report by Fast Company, Google is giving its popular bundled email client service, Inbox the axe early next year. In March 2019, we’ll have to say our goodbyes. First launched in 2014, Inbox was sort of the antithesis to its name.

It was, on the one hand, the same thing as Gmail, at least from the backend. But from a user experience perspective, it offered a less-cluttered design that allowed users to “focus on what really matters,” according to early press material. It was built around mobile devices and perhaps for the first time, it eschewed the…

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