Gmail Now Lets You Drag and Drop Images into E-mails
May 12, 2010
G-Mail continues to get more and more like regular old e-mail programs (like Outlook) everyday. It’s going to be hard to justify using desktop-based e-mail clients very soon. I’ve been a fan of G-Mail almost since the moment it was introduced to me in early 2006.
Here, via Mashable, is a post that shares that G-mail now lets users drag-and-drop images right into an e-mail:
This feature comes on the heels of a similar feature that let you drag and drop attachments into e-mails. The difference, however, is in the way images are displayed in the message; with this new feature, the image is actually shown inline in the message (as opposed to being merely attached to it).
I love Google. A little bit too much, I fear at times. But this just another reason why I think they have got the market on cloud computing cornered rather nicely. She keep doing no evil, Mr. Google, and all will be well in the world.
Joe Wessels is the President of Social Media
April 25, 2010
‘Nuff said.