New Version of Gmail- Gmail 2.0?
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Google Blogoscoped has reported about a new version of Gmail coming up. The blog has also published the images of the new version which has a better contacts manager and a faster interface.
The blog reports that the new version was available as a link on the top right corner of Gmail, where the settings link is placed. But I could not see any link in my Gmail account, may be its available only to few selected users.
Another feature mentioned is the ability to pick photos for contacts directly from Picasa instead on searching from the hard disk.
The blog has also provided link to the new version, but I could not see any changes in the mail box.
Img credit: Google Blogoscoped
Thanks to Teknobites for the find.
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Reader Comments
Hope the newer version will rock…
@Indyankk,
Hopefully the new version will rock, lets see what google has for Gmail.
Thanks for the mention Nirmal, i am waiting for Gmail 2.0
Cool, was waiting for it man!
I know it’ll be good, at the same time, I’m afraid it’ll be slower because of prefetching of messages.
We’ll have to wait and see.
I still use Gmail for my personal mail ..
hope they release it soon
I’m excited for the Gmail update! I think prefetching will actually speed it up, not slow it down.
I guess we’ll see though. I don’t have access to the new features on my account yet.
Cool am waiting for it
I just hope they add folders
Finally an update! I’ve been using a Greasemonkey script called GMail SuperClean which made the interface look much nicer. Hopefully, this will make things much better! Thanks
I just logged into mine and see it has a link at top that says older version
I waited for about a year before I got my first gmail account… how much would be waiting period for gmail 2.0
Hmmm… Still can’t see it though… WIll be waiting for it too.
now i’m waiting for gmail 2.0 yeahh
@BrownBaron,
Even I too want folders.
@Nirmal and Brown…
doesn’t labels serve the purpose…it is as good as folders…Why should we worry whether the mails are in different folders as long as they can be identified with labels??