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Google Improves Inbox's Snoozing Behaviors

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Feb 26, 2016, 12:11 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Google today made its Inbox application more flexible by adding several user-requested functions. First, the "snooze" tool now lets people snooze email until "later this week" and "this weekend" to give people more time to put a hold on incoming emails. Second, Inbox users can now choose which days constitute their "weekend." For example, people can set Friday and Saturday, or Sunday and Monday as how Inbox defines the weekend days. This can be especially helpful to those who don't work standard Mon. - Fri. jobs. Google says the new options will reach the Inbox app for mobile devices in the days ahead.

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