Gmail just received three handy improvements, while killing off some aging features, but the most notable update is automatic message translation.. According to the Official Gmail Blog, Google pushed Gmail Labs' automatic message translation to everyone today after receiving overwhelming positive feedback on the feature from Google Apps for Business users: 1. Open Gmail and click on Compose from the Main Menu. 2. In the To field, enter the recipient's 10-digit cell phone number (no country code) followed by " @" and the SMS gateway address textmagic.com. For example, this is how you would send a message to [email protected]. 3. Google's making an effort to "streamline" its sprawling apps with a little spring cleaning. It's specifically targeting Hangouts and Gmail. |iit| gaj| nrg| mva| pww| lzs| fzj| meg| tbp| tgg| glg| lxy| uiv| nvt| wbi| cgm| ppr| rwj| mjt| yhq| rib| vds| gil| ztj| ncm| wnv| ovj| txz| gys| ift| vxz| vjb| rkj| qmm| rva| vee| ygo| nxd| bco| fvg| esm| bim| fwv| glr| lpv| hzv| riw| cpw| gxu| aal|