The Made by Google event has concluded, and the Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, and Pixel Watch 2 are now officially in the wild (available for pre-order). With new devices on the scene, you can bet that certain software updates and features are identifiable with them. This time is no exception to the rule.
Google unveiled its brand new artificial intelligence assistant with Bard, and Android 14 is already appearing on devices. But that’s not all: Wear OS users will also be spoiled.
Google launches Gmail app for Wear OS which will allow users to smartwatch to check their inbox and open their messages. The app was first spotted on the Google Play Store by 9to5Google. She allows to check your inbox And supports multiple Gmail accounts at once. The app can open full emails, which you can scroll through. You can also manually refresh your inbox if necessary.
The app also includes a watch face that displays new emails. It does not show all unread emails, but only those that have recently appeared.
Previously, Wear OS watches could receive push notifications from Gmail, but users were limited to archiving, replying, or deleting in response. For some time now, there have been rumors that Gmail will make its debut on smartwatches Wear OS, and it’s a relief to finally see the app appear with the new Pixel Watch 2. Other smartwatches running Wear OS 3 or 4 will also be able to benefit from this app.
Ready to try it? Whether you have a Pixel Watch or, for example, a Samsung Galaxy Watch 5 or Galaxy Watch 6, you can download the app from the Google Play Store now. Small clarification: there is still no Gmail application for the Apple Watch, and we still do not know if there will be one one day.
