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It took Google six years to add an ‘Undo Send’ feature to Gmail. Thankfully, the company didn’t waste much time adding it to its Inbox app. You have 10 seconds to hit Undo after you send a message. The new feature is now available by default on Inbox’s Web, Android and iOS apps. ➤ Inbox [Web | Android | iOS] Read next: Google Calendar for iOS gets weekly overview, Drive attachments for events
It took Google six years to add an ‘Undo Send’ feature to Gmail. Thankfully, the company didn’t waste much time adding it to its Inbox app. You have 10 seconds to hit Undo after you send a message. The new feature is now available by default on Inbox’s Web, Android and iOS apps. ➤ Inbox [Web | Android | iOS] Read next: Google Calendar for iOS gets weekly overview, Drive attachments for events
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Polaroid’s first Cube camera was a novel idea that lacked polish. To make its new Cube+ stand out, Polaroid is adding Wi-Fi and a smartphone app to the mix. Outside of Wi-Fi and a new app, the Cube+ is a lot like the original Cube. Same 1080p video capture (the original can toggle between 720p and 1080p) and 35mm frame. The announcement doesn’t note whether or not the Cube+ has the same 6 megapixel lens as its predecessor, but it keeps the same magnetic base for attaching the Cube+ to just about any metal surface. The addition of Wi-Fi will make…
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It’s been over a year since Medium introduced its iOS app, but now it’s finally bringing a native app to Android too. Medium made the announcement through a quirky blog post, explaining that the app went through a lot of testing before reaching the public. The app supports writing new posts with a simplified editor, which is good to hear given the iOS app was read-only at launch. Unfortunately, there are some odd limitations too – you can only save one draft at a time, and these are saved locally on your phone – you won’t be able to view…
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