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In the past few months, the Gmail Labs team has been busy
rolling out new features for Google’s email service, the latest of which gives
users a helping hand by keeping a to-do list. Gmail tasks are easy to use, and
in just a few clicks users can enter a task, save it and start over again.
All they have to do is login, access their Gmail Settings, enable
the Tasks option and save the changes. This will add the Tasks option under the
Contacts link, and clicking it will open a window similar to the chat window.
Furthermore, users will also be able to convert emails into
tasks, by simply accessing the More Actions feature, and the Add to Tasks
option. For users who are keen on using keyboard shortcuts, they can also enable
the keyboard shortcuts option from Settings, and use ‘shift + t’ to access
tasks.
Tasks is Google’s way of making it easy for users to keep
track of what they want to do, or of what they’ve already done, and it most
certainly answers the prayers of a lot of Gmail users.
Enabling tasks for Gmail is just one of the things Gmail
Labs has been busy working on lately. Other features, such as Voice and Video
Chat, but also Calendar and Docs, have also been added as a result of user
demand.
Although some of these features are still beta and need some
further adjustments, it seems Gmail is working hard on improving its popularity
and on making the user experience more dynamic, and more personalized.
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