[/caption]Have you ever checked your email and wished that there would be some way for it to automatically tell you what is important and what is not without you having to go through every message? Well, Google has now decided to help make Gmail users' lives easier. Google has introduced a new feature to gmail that cuts your email clutter and gets you the important emails first.
As google explains, the new Priority Inbox divides a user's inbox into three parts: "Important and unread," "Starred," and "Everything else." When an email is received, Gmail will automatically determine what to label it.
The algorithm bases its analysis on who you communicate with most often, and whose emails you most often reply to. This allows you to look through your email without having to decide by looking at each one which message is probably the most important and which one you should read first.
If it accidentally mislabels one of your emails, that's no problem. You can just relabel it and Gmail will learn from that mistake.
Watch a video from Google explaining the new system and continue reading on the next page.
This new system, at first glance, might make you think that it could too easily result in you overlooking the truly most important messages, however, the new system learns. It's like an attack robot that you can't kill, it learns from every new attack you try. That's what the new Gmail system is like, it learns from its mistakes and it learns from just watching you and who you email/who you reply to. Granted, it will take some getting used to, however, once that happens, it will probably go a long way in streamlining our chaotic email system.
Embedded is a video from Google introducing you to the new system and giving a few more specifics.
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