Since last November 2 the iPhone X began to reach the first users who opted for the new Apple screen format, many are the applications that today are already are compatible with the new screen format that adapts to the notch to display information on the screen.
Google, although quite late, has updated practically all its applications to the new interface, with one notable exception, remarkable if we make use of it. We are talking about the alternative mail application called Inbox, an application that allows us to interact with our mailbox in another way and where we are invited to always clean the mail inbox.
For all those users who after almost 4 months of waiting are still using Inbox on an iPhone X, and they have not thrown in the towel, We have good news, since Google has officially confirmed that it is working on an application update to make it compatible, finally, with the iPhone X screen and its characteristic notch, so that when it does, the upper black bands and lower will disappear, offering more interaction space to users, something that today is complicated.
Google has always taken updates fairly easy. Without going any further, many of its applications, such as Gmail or Google Drive, were updated at the end of December, while others have done so throughout the first month of the year. We do not know the reason for this neglect, but since it bothers to offer applications to access its ecosystem, the search company should take care of the users of this platform a little more, since no matter how much it leaves them aside, it does not They are going to get them to switch to Android by not updating an application on time, but they will get them to stop using it.
