Hello I hope everyone is doing well and had a nice fulfilled week. Today we will pick up where we left off on gmail and hopefully make things clearer for those that might have been confused on what I was suggesting in the vlog that is part one too this post. The gmail app gives you direct connectivity with your gmail account allowing you to access emails on the go. One could not only check for new emails but sift through old email in case of needing information that was sent to you a while back. The app also gives the user the possibility to send emails out if the mobile device is connected to the internet in some way such as WiFi or mobile network that you may be paying for.
This is most helpful (in my opinion) when in the need to send files that contain media to people when I don't have the luxury of sitting at a computer. In recent weeks this has most definitely been the case for me, waking up early to emails from promoters needing files while I'm pressed for time to leave the house. The app allows you basically the same freedoms that you would have if you were logged in on a computer meaning you can send things out to those on you email list while on the go in mass quantities if needed.
I believe many people can find a use for this app as an example my teacher, who you wouldn't consider the most pro apps, checks her email at times using the app to see if any of her wonderful students need to contact her for help. For know that is all we will talk about, look forward to next time where I will be talking about other apps that Google offers that can be used by media creator to push more media into the world.
I think some apps go a long way but others just dont like the blogger app you dont really have alot of freedom in terms of seeing other blogs you have subscribed too in order to do this you have to go to your blog and look at the comments i dont know if there is an easier way to do this its a bit fustrating because the point of apps is to give you access while on the road
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