Gmail, the popular emailing service from Google, received a handy new feature -scheduling. The capability was announced earlier this month, meaning by now it should have hit both your phone’s Gmail app as well as the web version of the service.
Now, if you want to schedule an email using the new tool, here’s a step-by-step guide.
With the new scheduling feature, you can configure an email to be sent at a later date.
This could be for tomorrow morning, sometime in the next week, or any day in the next 49 years to come.
The feature can help you send work/school projects, wishes, et al; and can come handy when you have multiple tasks at hand.
Scheduling emails via Gmail app on Android or iOS
If you’re sending an email via Gmail app, write the message and hit the three-dotted icon on the upper right corner.
Then, tap on ‘Schedule send’ to open a pop-up with different scheduling options, including a ‘Pick date & time’ button which will let you define when you want the email to be sent.
Once that’s done, click ‘Save’ to confirm the choice.
Scheduling email via Gmail for web
The steps for scheduling an email on the web version are pretty similar.
You’ll have to write the email (complete with its recipients) but instead of looking for the three-dotted icon, you need to hit the dropdown arrow next to the ‘Send’ button.
This will give the ‘Schedule Send’ option which you can then use to pick the date and time for scheduling……….Read More>>
Source:- techiyogiz
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