Gmail now bolsters sending and napping messages on iOS

For over a year, Android clients have possessed the capacity to send cash through the Gmail application utilizing Google Pay. What's more, you can likewise rest the mail, with the goal that new messages will vanish for some time until the point when you can get to them later. It's accessible on iOS in the Inbox application, not the Gmail application ... as of not long ago.

Google is revealing an application refresh for Gmail on iOS that gives you a chance to rest your mail and send or ask for cash with Google Pay. This brings the Gmail variant for iOS relatively equivalent to the Android rendition (in spite of the fact that the essential stage highlights like message write).

To send or ask for cash: Just open another email, enter your email address and/or subject as you typically would, at that point tap the connection symbol at the best (resembles a paperclip). Propose a photograph and you'll discover Send Money and Money asks for at the base of the rundown. This will just work if the two sides are as of now in the U.S. Beneficiaries don't have Google Pay - with only one email address, they can get cash.

To nap an email: Tap on a message you can not process at the present time, at that point tap the extra menu catch in the upper right (which resembles three spots). Snooz must be at the highest priority on the rundown. You will get a nap alternatives menu, for example, "after today" or "this end of the week." Email will vanish from your inbox and return at the chose time. You can simply observe all your rested messages in the Snoozed envelope (swipe ideal to demonstrate your organizers).