Google Add Unique features in Gmail, but Practical

Google's Gmail webmail service can now detect if the user incorrectly entered email recipient's name on the group message delivery. These features are called "Got the wrong Bob?", Which will provide lists of people who signed the group appointed a Gmail user, and will alert you if the recipient name is not on the list group.

Features "Got the wrong Bob?" Was released Tuesday (13/10) and still carry a label with Google Labs, which means the feature is still a early prototype that can change significantly, could be just temporary or disappear without notice. Gmail users who are interested can enable this feature in your account section and click the Settings tab of Google Labs, and look for the feature "Got the wrong Bob?".



Features "Got the wrong Bob?" Is both complement previous feature called "Suggest more recipients", which will detect the email recipient, including those contained in the email group and ask the sender if they forget to someone. Features are now renamed as " Do not forget Bob ". Features are the two of Google's features redesigned to reduce irregularities email communications from Gmail users.
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