Hasta La Gadget!

Google’s Gmail service does a lot for users in terms of features, such as automated replies, forwarding, and more. However if there is one feature that we’re sure some users will be able to appreciate but yet Gmail doesn’t offer would come in the form of email scheduling. This is where you can set an email to be sent at a specific date and time.

The good news is that if you’re a Gmail user who would love to have email scheduling as a feature, you’ll be pleased to learn that in an APK teardown of the Android version of Gmail, the folks at Android Police have discovered that email scheduling could be a feature that is in the works.

The APK teardown has revealed some code strings which mentions “schedule send”, which presumably refers to email scheduling. It is unclear if this is a feature only for mobile, but we imagine that Google will want to make both its desktop and mobile apps share the same features for a consistent user experience.

No word on when the feature will be rolled out, but we imagine that it could come in handy. For example you could schedule emails to let people know that you’ve taken leave, or that you’re back from leave. You could also schedule emails to people in other parts of the world in different timezones.

Gmail For Android Hints At Email Scheduling Feature , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

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A report from earlier this month revealed that in a private beta testing of HomePod OS 12, it was discovered that Apple could be getting ready to launch a feature for the HomePod in which it would support making phone calls. For those wondering about it, you’ll be pleased to learn that the reports were true.

In a new report from 9to5Mac, it has been discovered that in the latest version of the beta for iOS 12, it has been revealed that phone calls will be a feature that will be making its way to the HOmePod. This will be a pretty major feature although it seems to be one that Apple should have included earlier.

As it stands the HomePod does support calls, although it acts more as a loudspeaker than anything. Users will need to initiate calls on their iPhones first, and because the HomePod can’t access the contacts on your phone, it also means that users won’t be able to use Siri on the HomePod to make a call to someone.

Presumably this update will change that, although since there is no public or developer beta preview for HomePod OS (yet), we’ll have to wait until the actual release of the update to get a better idea of how this will work.

Latest iOS 12 Beta Confirms HomePod’s Ability To Make Phone Calls , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

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