Features that Make Gmail Intelligent
Posted on | September 1, 2010 | No Comments
Gmail announced a feature called Priority inbox that would make sorting emails in ones account incredibly easy as it uses an intelligent sorting algorithm which gets better every time you you use it.
That is not the only intelligent feature in Gmail that makes it the best webmail. It also contains several small but useful features. It has an intelligent spam filter. Chances that you will find spam in your inbox is very less as much as 1 in 100000, unless of course you go on giving out email ids in bad neighbourhood sites.
Write ” I have attached” in the message body and try sending it to anyone without attaching anything. You will get a pop up message from gmail enquiring whether you want to send the email without an attachment. It is incredibly useful when you write long emails and you forget to attach any attachment you wanted to attach. It saves you from the hassles of resending the email with the attachment
Suppose you like sending particular emails to a particular group of people. Gmail remembers your group and next time you forget to send it to a particular person it will notify you about that. This feature is in labs and is called Don’t forget Bob.
There is another useful lab feature which is a variation of the above feature called Got the wrong Bob? In this, if you send emails to a particular group of people it remembers the preferences. Next time you try sending an email to this group but get a person’s email id wrong, due to several similar email id’s, gmail will warn you. egs. If you put bobsmith@gmail.com instead bobmartins@gmail.com
And lastly, it has an incredibly good search. You can search through entire set of emails using operators to find the exact email you wanted. It is as easy and powerful as the Google search itself.
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