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As we announced last week, Inbox is a whole new take on, well, the inbox. It’s built by the Gmail team, but it’s not Gmail—it’s a new product designed to help users succeed in today’s world of email overload and multiple devices. At the same time, Inbox can also help you as a sender by offering new tools to make your emails more interactive!

Specifically, you can now take advantage of a new feature called Highlights.

Exactly like it sounds, Highlights “highlight” or surface key information and actions from an email and display them as easy-to-see chips in the inbox. For example, if you’re an airline that sends flight confirmation emails, Highlights can surface the “Check-in for your flight” action and display live flight status information for recipients right in the user’s main list. The same can apply if you send customers hotel reservations, event details, event invitations, restaurant reservations, purchases, or other tickets. Highlights help ensure that your recipients see your messages and the important details at a glance.

To take advantage of Highlights, you can mark up your email messages to specify which details you want surfaced for your customers. This will make it possible for not only Inbox, but also Gmail, Google Now, Google Search, and Maps to interact more easily with your messages and give your recipients the best possible experience across Android, iOS and the web.

As an example, the following JSON-LD markup can be used by restaurants to send reservation confirmations to their users/customers:

<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "http://schema.org",
  "@type": "FoodEstablishmentReservation",
  "reservationNumber": "WTA1EK",
  "reservationStatus": "http://schema.org/Confirmed",
  . . . information about dining customer . . .
  "reservationFor": {
    "@type": "FoodEstablishment",
    "name": "Charlie’s Cafe",
    "address": {
      "@type": "PostalAddress",
      "streetAddress": "1600 Amphitheatre Parkway",
      "addressLocality": "Mountain View",
      "addressRegion": "CA",
      "postalCode": "94043",
      "addressCountry": "United States"
    },
    "telephone": "+1 650 253 0000"
  },
  "startTime": "2015-01-01T19:30:00-07:00",
  "partySize": "2"
}
</script>

When your confirmation is received, users will see a convenient Highlight with the pertinents at the top of their Inbox, then can open the message to obtain the full details of their reservation as shown above.

Getting started is simple: read about email markup, check out more markup examples, then register at developers.google.com/gmail/markup and follow the instructions from there!


by Shalini Agarwal, Product Management, Inbox by Gmail

Hi there,

It is another day another tutorial to you my followers :). This one is for Samsung Galaxy i8150. Well Samsung is one easiest phone to perform a hard reset. Every procedure has the same combination.

As ive always say always back up your data, if possible before doing a hard reset if you data is important. Because that my responsibility, I only tutorial. Ok. Without further ado. Check out the procedure below.

Just follow the instruction below.

1. Press and hold VOLUME UP + Home Button + Power Button.
2. As soon as the SAMSUNG logo appear unhold the POWER Button ONLY, keep holding VOLUME UP and HOME Button


3. An Android Logo Will Appear, press the MENU button and the lights will DIM. Just wait until Android System Recovery will appear


4. Select wipe data/factory reset, to navigate Press the VOLUME rocker, To Select Press the HOME Button.
5. Then finally reboot your phone.

NOTE: If the password or pattern lock is not removed after hard resetting try wiping the cache first in the android system recovery, then perform hard reset.

I hope you like this tutorial. A simple thank you in the comment box will suffice. Stay tuned for more tutorial and firmwares to be uploaded.