Gmail for Android has reached a big milestone today.
The application has crossed the 10 billion download mark on the Google Play Store.
This makes the fourth Google Application Gmail application to exceed the download number after Google Play Services, Google Maps and YouTube.
Considering Gmail is an important Google application that comes pre-installed on almost every Android smartphone outside the box as part of the Google Apps Suite, it will definitely be surprising, it takes a long time for the application to cross the 10 billion download mark.
However, it will not eliminate this fact still a big achievement for Google.
The Gmail application initially arrived as a means to send and receive emails while traveling.
Then, Google makes several changes to the application to integrate it deeper into other operating systems and Google services such as calendars, events, maps, etc.
Recently, the application has also received integration meet and allow people to stay connected without connecting without connecting.
Needs download other applications on their devices.
The reason why Gmail has ‘late’ in crossing a history milestone can be a lighter Go Gmail version and basically do almost everything as a regular application.
In addition, Gmail web also offers a set of options and features that are quite intuitive without the need to download the Gmail application at all.
Finally, most Android smartphone makers offer their own email client application that allows users to link multiple email accounts into one application.
Gmail crosses 10 billion downloads on the Google Play Store
