Gmail for iOS currently bolsters sending cash with Google Pay and resting messages

Google today is revealing a remarkable refresh to the Gmail application for iOS. The refresh brings bolster for napping messages, and also sending cash with Google Pay…

Google clarifies that the new nap catch in Gmail for iOS implies you can defer managing an email until some other time. You can nap a message for a preset measure of time, for example, until tomorrow morning, or pick a particular date and time without anyone else.

Besides, Gmail for iOS has included help for Google Pay. This implies clients would now be able to send cash to "anybody with an email address" straightforwardly inside the Gmail application. This surrenders Gmail a leg all alone Mail application, which does not bolster Apple Pay or Apple Pay Cash.

Here's the full change log for the present refresh:

You would now be able to utilize the new nap catch to put off messages that you can't get the opportunity to the present moment.

You would now be able to send and ask for cash as a connection in Gmail with Google Pay. You can pay anybody with an email address.

The nap usefulness still gives off an impression of being taking off, so in the event that you don't see the component directly after you refresh it might take a couple of days for it to hit account. Gmail is a free download on the App Store.