Google Inbox will support the recovery / deletion of sent mail

You accidentally press cc (copy) boss in a letter saying bad company? Send mail to confess to "her" when the time is not yet ripe? Gmail can't save you, but Inbox does.

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Just released at the trial stage (need an invitation) but Google's " Inbox " application may allow users to recall emails that were accidentally sent. In an online chat with a member of the reddit forum, the Inbox development team announced many new features of Inbox: multi-browser support, Google Drive integration, and recovery of sent mail.

The ability to retrieve / undo emails that have been mistakenly sent is an important and useful feature in many cases. Microsoft Outlook versions for the corporate environment have been equipped with this feature for a long time, and even the Gmail version of Google Mail Labs (feature testing) also allows users to recover messages in within 10 seconds. However, the implementation on Inbox may be different from the current Mail Labs implementation.

All features announced by the Inbox team will significantly increase the usability of the Inbox. A tablet version of Inbox is also being developed to help bring a more convenient experience for users of large screens.

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Since its launch in October last, Inbox has been considered as a new solution to help email experience become less confusing and convenient. This application will automatically analyze your email to collect relevant information and automatically activate some tasks. For example, if your email mentions an appointment at 11am, Inbox will automatically enable notes for this time. In addition, Inbox will also analyze emails to identify email groups and senders that you will answer.

All of the above features will be released within the next few weeks. Most of Gmail's features will also be brought to Inbox, and the application only primarily supports email addresses on Google services.