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Android Central: Google Pixel is now the United States’ fastest-growing smartphone brand.
https://www.androidcentral.com/googles-pixel-phones-are-now-fastest-growing-us
Of course it is!! 🙂💜 These days it’s nice to see anything follow a predictable pattern resulting in a positive outcome: design something the right way, people actually recognize it, and the product succeeds. 👍
VentureBeat: ProtonMail now lets you import emails in bulk from Gmail, Yahoo, and others.
https://venturebeat.com/2018/12/20/protonmail-now-lets-you-import-emails-in-bulk-from-gmail-yahoo-and-others/
The Next Web: Mozilla is deeply concerned about Microsoft killing EdgeHTML.
https://thenextweb.com/tech/2018/12/07/mozilla-is-deeply-concerned-about-microsoft-killing-edgehtml/
The Verge: Google’s Inbox app is shutting down in March 2019.
https://www.theverge.com/2018/9/12/17848500/google-inbox-shut-down-sunset-snooze-email-march-2019
Well, I guess this makes sense. Recently I did find myself using both Inbox and Gmail for different purposes; I used Inbox for a quick triage of stuff and then use Gmail for composition and search functionality. I didn’t know what Google’s roadmap for either of these apps were so I thought they could be used complementarily. However for simplicity’s sake it seems like just using a single Google e-mail app make sense.
I’m still holding out for the next incarnation of Google Wave!!! 🤞🍀🦄
https://gizmodo.com/facebooks-new-office-looks-like-a-tree-house-built-by-a-1828808915
😂 I can’t get over this headline.
It’s 2018. 🙂 Why am I unable to address an e-mail to an extant group of recipients from my Google Contacts? Am I missing something? How do they market themselves to organizations without features like these? It seems fundamental or at least something inevitable whose time should have come long ago. 🤔
