#gmail go oreo

Google has released a lite version of its email app, Gmail, dubbed the Gmail Go. The said app uses less RAM and consumes less storage compared to the standard Gmail. Just like Gmail, Gmail Go works exactly like your typical Gmail, but like what we've mentioned earlier it doesn't eat up much RAM and storage on your phone. Think of it like Google's YouTube Go, Gboard Go, and Google Assistant. You have 15GB of free storage for all your emails and it also supports multiple account, so you'll be able to setup both Gmail and non-Gmail addresses. Unfortunately, the app is currently available on devices running Android Oreo and is limited to certain markets. HTC confirms that its 10, U11, and U Ultra are bound to receive the newly-announced Android Oreo update soon. After numerous leaks that left almost nothing to hide, Google took the wraps off Android's newest version, aptly named Oreo, at a Livestream in New York City following the historic solar eclipse in the USA. With the unveiling, Google has officially made a licensing partnership with Mondelez International, the parent company of the Oreo brand, in using the name on all related campaigns and materials related to the version of the mobile operating system. Read more in our articles including "Google releases Gmail Go, a lite version of Gmail" and "HTC 10, U11, and U Ultra to receive Android Oreo update".