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With new security and intelligent features, the new Gmail means business

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New confidential mode in Gmail lets you set expiration dates for sensitive information.

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Bigger, bolder security warnings help you keep your company’s confidential information safe.

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Now Gmail will intelligently (and subtly) “nudge” you when you need to prioritize actions in your inbox.

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New notifications on mobile help you stay focused on what’s important (and eliminate clutter, too.).

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We’re also introducing new features on mobile to help you minimize interruptions and clutter. High-priority notifications is a new setting that only notifies you of important messages, keeping interruptions to a minimum. Gmail can also recommend when to unsubscribe from mailing lists. Using intelligence, unsubscribe suggestions appear based on cues like how many emails you get from a sender and how many of them you actually read. You’ll start to see these notifications show up in your inbox over the coming weeks.

Over the past few months, Salesforce has tested the new Gmail to collaborate on global projects.  “As the global leader in CRM, the ability to quickly and securely communicate with our stakeholders around the world is critical,” says Jo-ann Olsovsky, executive vice president and chief information officer of Salesforce. “Gmail’s new easy-to-use interface and built-in intelligence enable our employees to collaborate faster and smarter, spending less time managing their inboxes and more time driving our customers’ success.”

Gmail’s new design helps you take action quicker.

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Use the new side panel in Gmail to access all of your favorite G Suite apps, like Google Calendar.

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Track projects and meet deadlines with Tasks’ refreshed design on the web and brand new mobile apps.

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Like we mentioned, we’re introducing an all-new Tasks on web, as well as new mobile apps to help you handle work on the go. You can use Tasks to create tasks and subtasks, and even add due dates with notifications to help you stay on track.

And because Tasks closely integrates with G Suite, you can simply drag and drop an email from Gmail into Tasks to create a to-do. Tasks with due dates can also appear in your Calendar. You can download the new Tasks mobile apps from the Google Play Store or  iOS App Store today.

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