Most likely due to a lot of user feedback, Google has released an update to their new-look Gmail application which brings about a couple of welcome changes. First, the update brings back the ‘delete’ button by default, placing it alongside the ‘archive’ button. Many users didn’t realize this, but this change could be made in the previous version, but it had to be done within the settings of the app. Making it default eliminates a lot of confusion.
Another thing listed in the change-log says ‘tap sender images to select multiple e-mails in the conversations list.’ This feature had been available in the previous release of Gmail, but it looks like Google just wants to let everyone know that this feature exists, since it wasn’t listed in the previous change-log. And as usual, also included are a few bug-fixes. Check out the download link to grab the update after the break.
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