Gmail for Android and iOS are getting new summary cards that are more glanceable and actionable, with Google also directly surfacing them in your inbox. Gmail has long offered summary cards inside ...

Gmail’s summary cards appear in four categories of emails: Shopping, Events, Bills, and Travel. Now, Google is redesigning the cards to not only give them a new look but to integrate new quick actions ...

Google today announced an update for the summary card feature in Gmail, which is designed to provide helpful information at the top of incoming emails. Summary cards have a new look for purchases, ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. Gmail is getting several big changes to the way it presents information for purchases, events, bills, and ...

Gmail, the email service provided by Alphabet Inc‘s GOOGL GOOG subsidiary Google, has introduced dynamic summary cards that will make it easier for users to track purchases, events, bills, and travel ...

Gmail users are getting an upgrade to their inboxes. The email app's summary cards have been redesigned to give users a snapshot of their purchases, including shopping receipts, travel confirmations, ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. On desktop, Gmail users have been enjoying Gemini-powered summary cards for a bit now, so it’s about time that ...

The Gmail experience on mobile devices is about to get better for a lot of users. Remember Summary Cards, a feature that picks up useful information from an email and presents it in the form of a neat ...

Competition in the email market is heating up. After Apple’s iOS 18 introduced a slew of Gmail-like features to Apple’s Mail app, including categorization of transactions, updates, and promotions, as ...

Gmail offers summary cards that compile all an email’s important info in one spot up top. Last fall, Google announced new cards for travel, events, purchases, and bills. The new summary card for bills ...

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