By Mark Wilson
Google offers a huge range of online services, but the problem with most of them is that you are tied to your web browser when you want to use them. If you use multiple Google tools – such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive and so on – you may find that you struggle to work with them alongside all of the websites you have open.
Kiwi for Gmail is a simple solution that pulls these services out of your browser and transforms them into a desktop app. It’s a wonderfully simple idea and the software manages to feel almost like a native Google app.
With pinnable desktop shortcuts for all of the main components, you’ll find that it’s much easier to create new documents and jump to different services, and the ability to use Alt+Tab to switch between them is a real boon.
It’s worth pointing out that Kiwi for Gmail Lite initially installs as a 30-day trial of the premium edition, which enables you to work with up to six Google accounts and the full complement of G Suite apps. A full subscription costs a mere $9.99 per year (about £8, AU$13), but if you decide not the upgrade …read more
Source:: techradar.com – PC and Mac
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