What's new in 1.2.0 • Mail: a letter found in the archive or in folders opens as an ordinary conversation — reply, forward, markers and moving to a folder all work there. • Forwarding keeps the letter's formatting and its pictures in place. Pictures pasted into a letter now appear among its attachments. • Mac and iPad: the week calendar and two-column mail now start in a window half the screen wide. • Escape in mail closes the conversation first, then clears the selection, and only then resets the search. • Small fixes and improvements.

• Google Meet: add a video-call link to an event in your Google calendar — when you create it or later, also by asking the assistant. • The assistant moves a task or meeting to another account, and tells you up front whether guests will be notified when a meeting is deleted, moved or changed. • Mail: scroll to the end of the list to load older letters. A letter with no text says so, and the unread count on Overview matches the mail screen. • Dismiss a stack of notifications and it clears on your other devices too. • Steadier: tabs no longer stall after the app has slept for a long time, and failed loads say so.

• You can see where the keyboard is: weekday chips and vacation dates light up. • In Mail, Enter opens the conversation. • Settings no longer counts devices that no longer exist when sending a notification.

First login, rebuilt. • Every one of the five screens has a way back to sign-in. • The timezone picker opens in one tap, with no separate Change button. • The seven weekdays fit on a single row, with larger tap targets. • The final screen now shows what is already set up: calendars, mail, and what is worth adding next. • The questions and captions are rewritten to say why each answer is asked for. The calendar connect screen now describes exactly what access the app needs. Buttons say what they are doing while they work, instead of showing three dots.

Mail • Forward a letter to somebody who was not on it. • A reply quotes nothing by default — you choose which message to quote. • The AI mark on a letter shows what is happening to it: turning while the analysis runs, gold when there is a result, and absent when analysis is switched off. • The reply's address field suggests people from your own correspondence, the same way the composer does. • Addresses and phone numbers in a letter are links, and the duplicate copy senders leave beside them is gone. • Emphasis a sender wrote with asterisks renders as bold. • A switch to show messages in full. • Folder search returns the newest letters first. • Replying inside a conversation no longer closes it. • The send button shows that a letter is on its way. Calendar • A guest typed into a meeting and not confirmed is no longer lost when you save. If what was typed is not an address, the save stops and says so. General • Screens read from the server only when something has actually changed: less waiting, less data.

Signing in with Google and Apple now finishes inside the app. Mail attachments open right in the app and keep the names their senders gave them, non-Latin names included. Smaller mail fixes: the unread count on Overview no longer includes letters you sent yourself.