http://www.google.com/inbox/

It’s by invite only. You can request one from Google, which I’ve done, but it’s taking ages.

Anyone using it currently, who could send me an invite?

Jonchapman1973[at]gmail.com

Thanks muchly

oooh – and me please!

partridge dot jl at gmail dot com

Sounds terrible.

I’ve requested an invite.

a lot of what’s in “inbox” can be enabled in tabs in gmail inbox already.

Google Now (on your android) will let you do reminders too, although I dont think they arrive in your inbox yet.

And since I have the annoying categorising tabs OFF in my inbox and I use my calendar/emails to myself/google keep as reminders, Im not really that interested in gmail Inbox.

All I want is to get shot of the bloody massive wide column of bollocks on the left of my inbox 😥

Me too if you get your a reply from Google before me. matthew.r.hornbyATgmailDOTcom

Ta.

edit – wonder if it will be a standard feature of Lollipop which should land on my Nexus soon.

bloody massive wide column of bollocks on the left of my inbox

You do know the ad columns are targeted depending on your history, right?

INVITATION!

You invite someone with an invitation, not an ‘invite’.

Grrrrrr.

I dont get ads on my gmail app. I assumed he was talking about the folder list/labels, which I dont think you can collapse.

It doesn’t work like Gmail did where a mate invites you. They just add you to a list; I got my invite today

You do know the ad columns are targeted depending on your history, right?

😳 *

oh, and, Well said Flash ! You could podium in the language exactitude olympics 😉

* (in case anyone actually knows how to, it’s the column with “compose” button and all the “chat” shite in it. Happy to just move it over to the right if that’s possible)

Ive had it a while and pretty impressed.

Im sure I’ve a few invites but no idea after having a quick look how to invite anyone.

scaredy you can move the chat to the right* but you dont lose the column, that stays there with the folder list and Compose button

* addin in Labs in settings

I dont get ads on my gmail app.

Yeah it was supposed to be a joke because the man said he had massive bollocks down the side of his screen. Didn’t work though sorry folks. I won’t try this banter malarchy again any time soon that’s for sure.

OK, sorry. I get it now. 😆

So who else is using it?

Just got my invitation and installed. Will have to play around with a bit before I have a view on it.

Been using it for about 5 days and I quite like it on the ‘puter – not so sure about on the phone yet.

I’d like it more if they had integrated contacts and calendar as well (but then I guess it wouldn’t be called Inbox!)

Still getting used to the bundling and adjusting it to what I want/need. I see what they are trying to do, and I think it’ll work for me.

You invite someone with an invitation, not an ‘invite’.

You know, I’d never noticed that before. And now that you’ve pointed it out I’m both cross at the usage and cross at myself for my lack of vision.

Thanks for making me even grumpier than I already am.

Been a few days but until I have added some more of the automated organising stuff I don’t think it will be that radically different. That said, snoozing a couple of emails has been quite useful…
I suspect the new calendar app will integrate quite closely when it arrives.

Bah, hadn’t realised it was only on mobile devices (must start reading skimming the advertising guff)

I’m back out 🙁

You can get it on any web browser (same as gmail) : https://inbox.google.com/

Works in the browser, but you need to activate it by using it on a mobile.

I have an invitation – not much use for my Windows phone 🙁

Got it today. So far I don’t like having to click about nine different buttons to delete an email. On the IOS mail app you just swipe. Mail also says I have 6 emails. Inbox says I only have 2.

I’ll play some more before I decide if it’s staying.

I have an invitation – not much use for my Windows phone

Same problem but fortunately my wife has a work iphone. However… I believe that if you want to activate it so you can use it in a browser then the trick is to download an android emulator such as bluestacks to your PC so you can activate it from there

Been playing with it and it appears to be really nice, way better than wave was. I suspect it works best on a phone though as it make it really quick to get through stuff although the browser isn’t too bad either. Think it’s the first time that I’ve ever really missed not having an app on my windows phone