Gmail becomes 4th app on Android with 10 billion downloads

Gmail is now the fourth app on Android to reach 10 billion installs. Google Play Services, YouTube and Google Maps are the other three apps to achieve more than 10 billion installs from the Google Play Store. This email service of Google has been very popular since its launch in 2004. Google has also added many features to Gmail over the years. These also include an update to the Undo Send feature that allows users to recall emails within different periods.

Gmail to reach over 10 billion downloads Information Android Police has given. It also revealed that the feat was first achieved by Google Play Services. After this YouTube and Google Maps crossed this figure. Gmail has got this achievement at number four on the Google Play store.

There are many features now available with Gmail. Recently, this Google email service has allowed users to recall a sent email in different periods of 5 seconds, 10 seconds, 20 seconds or 30 seconds. the option Had given. Earlier, Gmail had an option to recall a message sent by mistake in just five seconds. The Undo Send message function is available in Gmail for the web and on the Gmail mobile app.

Recently an update was also given for Google Chat in Gmail. With this, users will be able to make 1:1 audio and video calls. The company has introduced this update exclusively for mobile users on Android and iOS platforms. These calls can only be made with individual users available in the chat list. On Gmail, users will also see details of missed calls and ongoing calls from the chat roster. Google recently extended the deadline for Google Play’s billing system from March 31 to October 31, 2022. This has given time to developers who sell their apps and in-app content in India through Google Play. Now developers have got seven more months to integrate with Google Play’s billing system. In this system, developers will have to pay commission to Google for app purchase.