If you expect your Gmail to inform an email received in your inbox without opening the web browser, then here is a way out from Google.
The company has announced the much-anticipated discharge of a desktop gadget for windows. The desktop-based application gadget permits Gmail users to check their Gmail on desktop without logging into email client and can access the same by way of a small window on their computer desktop.

Google says, "You'll see that it covers the fundamentals such as reading, searching, and sending messages. You can star messages, employ the same keyboard shortcuts, and we didn't fail to remember about contact auto-complete. It doesn't take up great space in your sidebar or desktop, and can also resize it to show as few or as a lot of messages as you'd like."

James Yum, who is a developer programs engineer, Google Desktop says, "When I'm at work, I keep two cases of the gadget open: one logged into my personal Gmail account and the other set to my Google Apps account for work connected stuff. Instead of getting lost in a sea of tabs or browser windows, I can broach the gadgets in an instant."

The Gmail gadget proffers the same keyboard shortcuts that web-based Gmail provides and presently works with the newest release of Google Desktop for Windows.
It was a long time coming, but Google is lastly ready to bring Gmail to your desktop: The Company at present announced the much-anticipated release of a desktop gadget for windows that lets users carry out basic e-mail functions from the ease of their Windows desktop.

The app is a plug in for Google Desktop. It facilitates the reading, searching, starring, and sending of messages. The app also employs keyboard shortcuts and contact autocomplete.
People who are interested can download the app from Google's site. No word yet on a Mac version.

On the Google Desktop gadgets team, we've seen myriad requests for a Gmail gadget over the years. That gadget is lastly here, so if you've got Google Desktop for Windows, give it an endeavor

You'll see that it covers the fundamentals such as reading, searching, and sending messages. You can star messages, use the unchanged keyboard shortcuts, and we remember about contact auto-complete. It doesn't take up much gap in your sidebar or desktop, and you can also resize it to show as few or as a lot of messages as you'd like.


When I'm at work, I always keep two points of the gadget open:
One logged into my personal Gmail account and the other set to my Google Apps account for work associated stuff. Instead of getting vanished in a sea of tabs or browser windows, I can bring up the gadgets on the spot.(Hint: pressing the shift key two times brings up all your unseen Desktop gadgets).

The Gmail gadget at present works with the most recent release of Google Desktop for Windows. Try it out and see.