Google's experimental email client, Inbox by Gmail, has only 6 months to live

The launch of the new Gmail in April was surely a sign that Inbox, Google's productivity-focused mail app, would soon meet its demise.

Now we have an official date for the app's end: Inbox by Gmail will be permanently out of office by the end of March 2019, the tech giant announced on Wednesday.

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Google said it wants to focus solely on Gmail, which has recently adopted a number of Inbox's features like smart replies and snoozing emails.

Over the past 4 years you’ve helped us make email better. We’ve brought popular Inbox features to @Gmail helping 1B+ people get more done. Thank you.

We’ll be focusing on Gmail & saying bye to Inbox at the end of March 2019. Here’s a transition guide → https://t.co/6dOxgExpbm

— Inbox by Gmail (@inboxbygmail) September 12, 2018 Read more...

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