Mail in Gmail also has an avatar
Google is preparing to equip their e-mail service with a unique feature. Gmail Pictures, basically the same as the avatar (avatar) in instant messaging programs, will help people know who sent the message to them.
Google is preparing to equip their e-mail service with a unique feature. Gmail Pictures, basically the same as the avatar (avatar) in instant messaging programs, will help people know who sent the message to them.
The avatar will appear when you point your mouse at the sender's name.(Google)
Change the sender's avatar.(Google)
When the user points to the sender's name in Inbox, Contacts and Quick Contacts, that person's image will immediately pop up. People can change the avatar of their friends in their inbox and inform them.
This new feature will be randomly tested with certain users before being widely used.
Gmail Pictures can also be configured to allow all friends to see that you are online or limited to a specific group of people.
In addition, the Google Talk service is equipped with audio and will make a "ping" sound whenever a message arrives.
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