Recently, Google brought the web-based Gmail feature that allows you send and receive money to Gmail app, and also allows
attachments of up to 50MB on Gmail. Now, Google is introducing yet another feature to Gmail.
Within
some few days, Google will be releasing another feature to the Gmail
users. The feature will allow video streaming capability for
attachments. This means you will no longer be required to download a
video attachment in order to watch it. You can now watch video
attachments right on Gmail.
When the feature is finally rolled out, anytime you recieve a
video attachment, you will see the thumbnail from the clip. And when you
double-click on that, the content will just start streaming inside a
video player that's very similar to the one YouTube uses.
This lets you adjust the playback speed and videos are delivered by
default at optimal quality. It has the same streaming functionalities as
seen on Google Drive and YouTube.
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