Google on Tuesday announced it’s going introduce a new experimental feature called “Gmail Priority Inbox“, Google’s answer to e-mail overload.
Normally Gmail is somewhat better than other email services in filtering spam emails, now with this new feature Gmail filters mails that are not considered as spam but also they are not very important—bologna, or “bacn.”
This new Feature analyses what you read , what you don’t read and based on this it will prioritize important messages which separates “bologna(un-important)” from the important stuff. According to Google, Priority Inbox automatically identifies your important email and separates it out from everything else, so you can focus on what really matters.
Another best-thing is if Gmail make an incorrect prediction, you can manually adjust the system as easily as you would add a star or delete a message.
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- Priority Inbox overview :
- Automatic sorting:
- Sections keep you organized:
- Incoming email gets separated into sections:
- Predictions improve over time:
Gmail uses a variety of signals to identify important email, including which messages you open and which you reply to.
Important and unread, starred, and everything else. Don’t like these? Customize them.
Over time, Priority Inbox gets better at predicting what’s important to you. You can help train it using the Gmail priority inbox buttons buttons.
Below video explains what is “Priority Inbox”:
So far I didn’t see the Feature in my Gmails setting page, but Google says the feature is going under lot of internal testing and it will be rolled out over the next week.For more information visit this Google answer page.
[via: Gblog]