Gmail for iOS allows you to view multiple accounts in the same tab

The Gmail app on iOS has now received an update making it easier to manage multiple accounts. The update now adds a new "All Inboxes" tab to allow users to see a complete list of emails from all their synchronized Gmail accounts in one window, without having to switch between accounts. The unified inbox feature, which has been around for a long time on Gmail for Android, has begun to roll out gradually on iOS and will be visible to all users in the next 15 days. It is immediately available to all G Suite Edition users.

Present in the left-hand drawer of the iOS app, the All Inbox folder displays email conversations for all categories and accounts. It also means that Universal Search will now work much more efficiently, which will help you extract mail without having to switch accounts. Notably, this feature has been available on Android for a long time and it seems that Google is looking to strengthen its grip even in the iOS area where users have options such as Apple Mail and Outlook.

However, a feature available later on iOS is not always the case. Last June, Gmail for iOS received smart AI-based notifications for high-priority emails well ahead of its counterpart on Android. This feature allows users to get rid of spam and unwanted emails with the help of machine learning and artificial intelligence capabilities.

As for the other major features of the Gmail iOS app in recent years, the email client received the confidential mode on Android and iOS in August of this year. This mode allows users to send emails that self-destruct after a specified period of time.

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