Gmail changes again (Google's New look)

Google began rolling out its new look for Gmail Tuesday. According to an update on Gmail’s blog, it’s now available for everyone. For now, you can choose whether or not you want the new Gmail, but it’s likely to switch over for all eventually. Here are nine things you should know about Gmail’s new features:

1. Resizing Options

Gmail users can now control the density of their inbox. Depending on your preference of white space, you choose manually between three sizes: comfortable, cozy or compact.

2. Cleaner Interface

An overall cleaner interface could make the initial shock of a heavy unread inbox a little easier to bear.

3. Adjustable Chat and Labels

You can now adjust the size of labels and chat areas to view more or less of each.
Labels have also been moved to the top of your inbox in tab form, making it even easier to filter your inbox according to priority.

4. Automatically Adapt

The new gmail automatically adapts to fit any size window. As you resize the window, the inbox becomes more or less dense.

5. HD Themes

Like before, you can select themes to personalize your inbox, but now there are high definition choices available. After testing on various sized screens, there is not a hugely noticeable difference, however the images are easier on the eyes.

6. Redesigned Email

Emails have been redesigned, making it feel more like a conversation. The people included in the conversation can be found on the right, appearing just as they would in Gchat with their status.

7. Profile Picture

As we recently noticed, there have been some changes made to Google's photo editing applications. These have been integrated with Gmail, allowing you to upload and edit a profile picture.

8. Customizable Search

Taking a cue from its own search engine features, Google's search in your inbox is customizable to your content, making it easier to find what you're looking for even faster.

9. Search Filter

There is also now a filter feature in the search box, making it easy to sift through a certain time period or find an attachment